The weather has turned sharply colder.

As cold air moved down from the north, Seoul's morning low dropped to 5.2°C (41°F) today (the 22nd), about 9 degrees lower than yesterday morning.

This cold snap is expected to continue until tomorrow morning.

Starting tomorrow afternoon, temperatures will rise above normal levels again.

Accordingly, all cold wave advisories issued for various inland areas have been lifted.

With the fluctuating temperatures, you will need to take good care of your health.

Let us take a look at the daytime highs in other regions today.

The expected daytime highs are 17°C (63°F) for Cheongju and Daejeon, 18°C (64°F) for Gwangju and Changwon, and 19°C (66°F) for Busan.

Mainly in inland areas, there will be a significant temperature difference between the morning and afternoon.

Looking at the current satellite imagery,

skies nationwide are clear.

The sky will remain clear throughout the day.

High wave advisories have been issued for the distant seas of Jeju and the southern coast.

Vessels navigating or operating in these areas need to exercise special caution.

Due to the indirect influence of Typhoon Champi, rain is expected in the southern coastal areas and Jeju on Friday.

By the weekend, rain clouds will expand to areas south of Chungcheong.

(Reported by Weather Forecaster Ahn Su-jin)