[YTN weather on the way to work 10/25] A chilly morning, a thick fog in the inland...Significance of a large daily temperature difference

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As the temperature drops overnight, the air is cold this morning, although not as much as yesterday.

It's 6:45, Seoul is down to 9.2 degrees,
As radiative cooling becomes active here
, dense fog is also causing trouble.

Currently, visibility is narrowed to around 200m around central, eastern Honam, and inland Gyeongsangbuk-do.

Please drive safely.

Air quality will be generally good today, but

Incheon and Chungnam, there is a possibility that the concentration of ultrafine dust will increase at one point in the morning due to atmospheric congestion.

Therefore, fog and dust may be intertwined everywhere until the morning, making the view more stuffy than usual.

From noon, the sky will be clear across the country.

Let's take a closer look at the temperature by region.

The current temperature in Seoul is 9.2 degrees Celsius and Daejeon is 7.9 degrees Celsius

Most start with higher temperatures than yesterday morning, but it's still chilly.

In particular, some inland and mountainous areas where temperatures have fallen significantly will have frost and water will freeze.

However, it rose to 23 degrees in Seoul and 23 degrees in Gwangju and Daegu in the middle of the day,

It will exceed the previous year's temperature by 3 to 5 degrees,
The
day gap will widen to around 15 degrees.

Tomorrow, the weekend, will also be mild during the day, and it will be mostly sunny in the central part of the country.

However, it will rain occasionally from tomorrow morning on Jeju Island and from tomorrow afternoon on the coast of Jeollanam-do,
The rain extends to the southern part of the country on the
holiday,

These areas are expected to receive frequent rain until early next week.

With strong winds on the southern coast and Jeju Island today,
Waves will also be high on the east coast of
and the coast of Jeju Island.

Please pay special attention to coastal safety accidents.

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