[Weather] Heavy snow in Seoul for the first time in 117 years...We'll have heavy snow by tomorrow morning.

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

Strong snow is expected to continue until tomorrow morning.

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.

It has been snowing here again for a while, and strong snow will continue in Seoul until tomorrow morning.

The road is very slippery due to snow melting during the day and additional snow accumulating. You have to travel safely today.

If you look at the radar image, it's still raining or snowing in most areas.

Until tomorrow morning, strong snow will continue mainly in the Midwest and southern inland areas such as Seoul.

As a result, heavy snow warnings have been issued in Seoul, southern Gyeonggi Province, southern Yeongseo, and eastern Jeollabuk-do,

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.

I'm more worried that the snow will continue to accumulate due to the cold weather.

This morning, Seoul's temperature reached a new low this fall at -1.3 degrees, and the daytime temperature is currently below zero at -0.3 degrees.

By tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, the temperature will drop and become colder.

As the temperature drops further below freezing overnight, icy roads will be created throughout the side streets.

You should take more time than usual on your way home from work today.

I'm YTN's Lee Hyemin.