On Monday, November 9, precipitation in the form of rain or snow is expected in the central region of South Korea, with morning temperatures dipping below freezing throughout most of the country.
On November 9, the Korean Meteorological Administration forecasts rain or snow primarily affecting the central region of South Korea. The latest weather predictions indicate that much of the country will experience morning temperatures below freezing, with areas inland expecting frost. The weather will vary throughout the day, transitioning from cloudy in the morning to clearer skies in the southern regions by evening. Snowfall is also possible in mountainous areas of Gangwon.
The expected precipitation amounts include less than 1mm in eastern Gyeonggi, less than 5mm in the eastern coast and mountainous areas of Gangwon, and varying amounts across other regions, with forecasts suggesting potential snowfall as well. The temperature is projected to remain similar to or slightly lower than the seasonal average until November 11, with morning lows ranging from -4 to 2 degrees Celsius and daytime highs from 6 to 12 degrees Celsius, emphasizing the need for individuals to be mindful of health precautions due to significant temperature fluctuations.
Major cities are predicted to experience a range of temperatures, with Seoul and Incheon seeing morning lows of around 1 degree Celsius, while Chuncheon may drop to -3 degrees. The air quality is expected to reach 'bad' levels in some areas, including the metropolitan area and parts of Gangwon, especially during peak hours in the afternoon. Residents are encouraged to monitor environmental conditions, as the severity of fine dust pollution may vary throughout the day in various regions.
