On the 2nd, a public holiday in South Korea, the national weather forecast predicts snowfall and rain across the country. Notably, a heavy snowfall warning has been issued for the Gangwon mountains, where accumulations of up to 40cm of wet snow are expected through the 3rd. Authorities urge caution regarding potential damage to facilities due to the weight of the snow.

The Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA) indicates that significant precipitation is likely in the northeastern Gyeonggi Province and various regions of Gangwon and North Gyeongsang Province. Rain or snow will spread across the country starting from the morning, with people advised to take extra care in areas experiencing heavy snow. The expectation is that the warning may be expanded or intensified, highlighting concerns for infrastructure, including greenhouses and livestock facilities, due to adverse weather effects.

Forecasts for snowfall from the 2nd to the 3rd suggest that mountainous areas in Gangwon could see accumulations of 10 to 30cm, with some places exceeding 40cm. Additionally, the expected rainfall amounts for Jeju Island range from 20 to 60mm, with significant rainfall also expected across various regions. Wind advisories are also in effect for Busan and Ulsan, where gusts could exceed 20m/s, necessitating careful monitoring of structures and heightened awareness of safety risks during these harsh weather conditions.