On Sunday, the Korean Meteorological Administration issued warnings about dry conditions and strong winds, particularly in the Gangwon East Coast and Yeongnam areas, which could increase the risk of wildfires. Citizens are advised to exercise caution due to the forecast of weak rain across much of the country. The report highlights that the atmosphere is exceptionally dry, especially in regions where dry weather advisories have been implemented, leading to intensified fire risks.

Weather conditions are expected to be generally cloudy, transitioning to clearer skies in the southern regions and Jeju Island in the afternoon, while central areas may see clearer conditions from the evening onward. Rainfall is predicted to be minimal, typically less than 5 mm across the country, with isolated amounts up to 1 mm expected in specific inland areas. This variability in weather could lead to concerns regarding ground stability and the potential for accidents as temperatures rise throughout the day.

The forecast also indicates that the daytime high temperatures could reach between 8 to 22 degrees Celsius, marking a warmer day compared to the seasonal averages. As the temperature rises, caution is advised regarding ice melting and ground conditions that could lead to incidents. The morning temperatures are predicted to drop significantly on the following day, prompting individuals to be mindful of their health and attire in response to the variable weather.