[Weather] Typhoon 'Kongrey' is expected to weaken past Taiwan...Rain and wind on Jeju Island and the South Sea

Typhoon 'Kong Lei' predicted to weaken significantly after passing Taiwan
Between tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, the ocean is coming, and the low pressure is likely to deteriorate.
Rain clouds left behind by typhoons, rain and wind on Jeju Island and the south coast
Jeju Mountain 250mm, South Coast 80mm...ocean wave

[Anchor]
Strong typhoon 'Kong Lei' will hit Taiwan today, but Korea is not expected to be directly affected by the typhoon.

However, there is a place where the rain and wind will become stronger from tomorrow.

This time, I'll connect you with a reporter. Reporter Jung Hyeyoon!

Please tell me the details.

[Reporter]
Yes, Typhoon Kong-rey, which developed very strongly, is expected to weaken significantly today as it passes through Taiwan.

Therefore, it is very strong enough to knock down cranes now, but after exiting Taiwan by sea, it will weaken to weak intensity.

Tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, it is expected to turn into a temperate low pressure at sea.

Therefore, Korea is unlikely to have a direct impact from typhoons.

However, due to the rain clouds left by the typhoon, Jeju Island and the southern coast will receive a lot of rain between tomorrow and the morning after tomorrow with gusts of wind and lightning.

In particular, more than 250mm of heavy rain will fall into the mountains of Jeju, and more than 80mm of rain is expected on the southern coast of Jeollanam-do and the western southern coast of Gyeongnam.

In addition, waves of up to 4.5m were predicted around the South Sea.

However, it seems that the rain will subside from the morning of the weekend and will mostly stop in the morning
During the day of the
weekend, mostly sunny and mild weather is expected inland, including the metropolitan area.

However, from next Monday, the cold continental high pressure will expand in the northwest and become very cold,
On Tuesday morning
, daytime temperatures in Seoul are expected to drop to 3 degrees Celsius, the lowest this fall.

I'm YTN Jeong Hyeyoon from Science and Technology.