[Weather] Heavy snow in Seoul for the first time in 117 years, 16.5cm...'Snow Special Report' in Seoul and other places

[Anchor]
There was so much snow everywhere that it caused a series of damage.

As of November, Seoul recorded its first heavy snowfall in 117 years.

Let's connect to the site and find out the snow situation at this time. Castor Lee Hyemin!

[Caster]
Yes, it's in Gwanghwamun Square.

[Anchor]
Seoul recorded the heaviest snowfall in November today?

[Caster]
Yes, it is. As of 7 a.m. today, 16.5cm of snow also accumulated in Seoul, recording the highest snowfall in November since the weather observation.

Snowfall has become somewhat more frequent now in the daytime, but the snow is melting as the temperature rises.

So, as you can see behind me, there's a pile of half-melted snow on the road, which is quite slippery.

Both drivers and pedestrians should move carefully today.

If you look at the radar image, it's still raining or snowing in most areas, but now the snow is weak.

However, another heavy snow is expected tonight, so it's an emergency.

Strong snow will fall again, mainly in the Midwest and the interior of the South,
As a result of
, a 'heavy snow warning' has been issued in Seoul, southern Gyeonggi Province, and eastern Jeonbuk,

A 'heavy snow watch' is also in place for other central and southern inland areas.

By tomorrow, it will fall up to 20cm in southern Gyeonggi and southern Yeongseo, and as much as 10cm in other metropolitan areas such as Seoul and northern Yeongseo.

Heavy snow of more than 15cm will also fall in northern Chungcheongbuk-do and eastern Jeollabuk-do.

Temperatures have also plummeted overnight.

The temperature in Seoul this morning was -1.3 degrees, a new low this fall.

Even in the middle of the day, the temperature will stop at 2 degrees, and the days will get colder by Friday.

The cold wind is blowing hard.

Currently, strong wind warnings are issued around the coast and Jeju Island, and strong winds of around 20m per second are expected by the day after tomorrow.

You should take better care of the facilities.

I'm YTN's Lee Hyemin.