Cold Eases as Mild Noon Arrives; Central Rain and Snow Continues Tomorrow

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Cold Eases as Mild Noon Arrives; Central Rain and Snow Continues Tomorrow
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The recent cold snap has given way to a more moderate holiday period. Conditions vary across the region, with some areas experiencing rain or snow. Weather forecasts indicate a continuation of these conditions.

Cold Eases as Mild Noon Arrives

As frigid temperatures subside, chilly winds have also diminished. In Seoul, the morning temperature was recorded at 0.3 degrees Celsius, significantly rising by over 10 degrees compared to the previous day. This trend will result in a milder afternoon, with temperatures expected to exceed seasonal averages by approximately 3 degrees.

Current Weather Conditions

  • Seoul: 5.3°C
  • Daejeon: 9.2°C
  • Busan: 9.6°C

The sky will remain overcast throughout the day. Rain and snow are anticipated to begin later, particularly in the central regions. Forecasts predict:

  • 1-3 cm of snow in northeastern Gyeonggi
  • 2-7 cm in northern inland regions of Gangwon
  • 3-8 cm in the mountainous areas of Gangwon
  • Approximately 5 mm of rain in the Seoul metropolitan area and Chungcheong provinces

This precipitation is expected to continue until tomorrow afternoon, with heavy snowfall forecasted for Gangwon’s inland areas overnight. Residents are advised to prepare for potential impacts from the impending snow, as heavy snow advisories have been issued.

Weather Alerts and Precautions

A dry weather advisory remains in effect along the eastern coast. In these regions, strong winds are also contributing to increased fire hazards. Caution is advised due to the combination of dry conditions and high winds.

While the intense cold is not expected to return tomorrow, air quality issues may develop in various locations as rain begins in areas such as North Jeolla and North Gyeongsang provinces starting in the morning.

Stay informed and prepared during this fluctuating weather period. El-Balad will continue to provide updates and weather alerts as conditions evolve.

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