On Thursday, the weather forecast predicts a maximum temperature of 15 degrees Celsius, indicating a welcoming warmth typical of spring. However, citizens are advised to be cautious about health as the daily temperature difference is expected to exceed 15 degrees. The Korea Meteorological Administration reported that temperatures will be higher than the seasonal average, with expectations of highs ranging from 10 to 15 degrees Celsius across various regions, including Seoul, Incheon, and Busan.

Early morning conditions in parts of Jeju Island may see light rainfall, while late-night forecasts suggest the possibility of rain or snow along the northern mountains of Gangwon and the eastern coast. Moreover, areas in the central and southwestern regions of the country may experience significantly dry conditions due to advisories on dryness being active, urging caution for fire safety as gusty winds are also expected.

The report indicates that visibility issues may arise due to dense fog in the Jeolla regions, making it hazardous for drivers and pedestrians. Meanwhile, particulate matter levels across all regions are projected to fall within the 'good' to 'moderate' categories, providing some relief from pollution concerns as the nation navigates through this warm yet peculiar weather pattern.