Rain is in a lull in Seoul and other inland areas.
The strong downpour clouds gradually escape to the west.
However, strong rain is still concentrated on the coasts of Chungcheong, Jeonbuk, and Yeongnam.
Late at night, rain clouds may enter inland, including the metropolitan area.
By tomorrow, Yeongdong will receive up to 120mm more rain, and other eastern regions will receive up to 80mm more rain.
As much as 40 to 60mm will come to Seoul and other inland areas.
You may be wondering when the rain stops.
In western regions such as Seoul, most of them will die down tomorrow morning.
It will continue until tomorrow afternoon in places south of Chungcheong, and at night in Yeongdong.
Until tomorrow, coastal safety needs to continue to be careful.
With strong winds on the coast of the country, the east coast will be flooded with swells,
It is also a 'contrast period' in which the waves of the sea are higher than usual until the day after
.
You should refrain from approaching the waterfront, and you should also pay attention to the damage caused by flooding.
After the rain stops, the cold air will come down.
You should prepare for chilly weather on weekends and holidays.
The cold wind will begin to blow tomorrow, and the temperature will drop further overnight.
The morning after tomorrow, the holiday, the temperature in Seoul will be 8 degrees, 10 degrees lower than today.
Let's take a closer look at the temperature tomorrow morning.
You can see 16 degrees in Seoul, 19 degrees in Gwangju and Daegu.
Daytime temperatures won't rise much here. Seoul, Gwangju, and Daegu are all expected to be 21 degrees Celsius.
The day after tomorrow, the holiday, will be chilly, but the sky will be clear.
However, starting with the southern part of the country next Monday, it will rain again across the country on Tuesday.
It was the weather.
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