Typhoon Champi is heading toward Kyushu, Japan.

It will have an indirect impact on South Korea.

Currently, rain is falling at a rate of about 10mm per hour in Jeju, where a heavy rain advisory is in effect.

Tomorrow (October 24), a little rain is expected in other southern regions, and the day after tomorrow, in parts of Chungcheong and the east coast of Gangwon.

In particular, strong and heavy rainfall is expected in Jeju and the southern coast, requiring caution against safety accidents.

Tomorrow, the central regions where it will not rain will have occasional clouds.

Temperatures will be on an upward trend.

Tomorrow's morning low in Seoul will start at 13°C (55°F), with the daytime high reaching 21°C (70°F), slightly above average.

(Weathercaster Lim Eun-jin)