Morning Temp Drops to 18°C: Cold Winds Lower Tomorrow’s Feels-Like Temp

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Morning Temp Drops to 18°C: Cold Winds Lower Tomorrow’s Feels-Like Temp

On January 25, a severe cold front will sweep across South Korea, with morning temperatures dropping to around -10°C. Wind conditions will exacerbate the frigid feel, pushing it even lower.

Cold Weather Advisory for January 25

The Korea Meteorological Administration has forecasted that the nation will experience clear skies in the morning, transitioning to increased cloud cover by late afternoon. Particularly in the Jeolla region and Jeju Island, some clouds will become more prevalent.

Temperature Forecast

Cold air moving down from the north will cause temperatures to plummet:

  • Morning low: -10°C to -15°C in many areas, particularly in inland regions of Gangwon Province.
  • Southern coastal regions like Gangwon and others can expect lows of -10°C to -5°C.
  • Daytime highs will remain notably low, often below freezing across central regions.

In major cities, anticipated morning temperatures include:

City Morning Low (°C) Afternoon High (°C)
Seoul -11 -3
Incheon -10 -4
SuWon -11 -2
ChunCheon -15 -2
Gangneung -8 2
Busan -3 6
Jeju 3 6

Health and Safety Precautions

Due to the cold temperatures, the public is advised to take precautions to protect their health. Those with weakened immune systems, such as the elderly and children, should limit outdoor activities. The Korea Meteorological Administration has emphasized vigilance against sudden temperature changes.

In addition, due to dry conditions, fire warnings are in effect across several regions. Residents are urged to exercise caution with open flames, especially during outdoor activities such as hiking or camping.

Air Quality Update

Despite the extreme cold, air quality across the country is expected to remain at a “good” level, offering some relief amidst the harsh weather conditions.

In summary, prepare for a notably chilly January 25, with temperatures dropping significantly below seasonal averages. Stay warm and safe!