“Prepare Umbrellas: Snow and Rain Forecast for Central Regions Tomorrow”

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“Prepare Umbrellas: Snow and Rain Forecast for Central Regions Tomorrow”

Prepare for changing weather conditions in the coming days, particularly in central regions of the country. Rain and snow are forecasted, prompting residents to take precautions.

Weather Forecast for Tomorrow

The Korea Meteorological Administration has reported that central regions can expect significant precipitation tomorrow. Light snow or rain is anticipated, particularly during the afternoon.

Expected Snow and Rain Accumulation

  • Gangwon Mountains: 1–3 cm of snow
  • Gangwon Inland, Northern East Coast, Chungcheong, and Jeonbuk: Approximately 1 cm
  • Eastern and Southwestern Gyeonggi, and the Five Islands of the West Sea: Less than 1 cm

Precipitation Projections

  • Ulleungdo and Dokdo: 5–10 mm of rain
  • Gangwon Province (excluding Central and Southern East Coast), Chungcheong, and Jeonbuk: Around 1 mm
  • Eastern and Southwestern Gyeonggi, Five Islands of the West Sea, Gyeongbuk Southwestern and Northern Inland, Northeastern Mountains, and Gyeongnam Western Inland: Less than 1 mm

Areas experiencing precipitation may face slippery roads. Travelers should remain cautious, especially where freezing conditions may lead to icy patches.

Temperature Predictions

  • Morning Low: -5°C to 6°C
  • Afternoon High: -3°C to 10°C

Although the morning low temperatures are slightly warmer than the average of -11°C to 0°C, the afternoon highs will drop below the seasonal norms of 1°C to 8°C. Residents are advised to dress warmly, especially as temperatures are expected to drop further on Wednesday.

Air Quality Overview

For most regions, air quality is predicted to be rated between ‘good’ and ‘moderate.’ However, areas in Chungcheong Province may experience ‘bad’ air quality until dawn, while Honam, Daegu, Gyeongbuk, and Gyeongnam will see similar conditions until the morning.

Marine Conditions

Sea Area Wave Height
Eastern Sea (near coast) 0.5–2.0 m
Western Sea (near coast) 0.5–3.0 m
Southern Sea (near coast) 0.5–2.5 m
Eastern Sea (offshore) 1.0–4.0 m
Western Sea (offshore) 1.5–5.0 m
Southern Sea (offshore) 0.5–4.0 m

As the weather shifts, residents are encouraged to stay informed and keep their umbrellas handy for the forecasted rain and snow.