Afternoon showers in Chungcheong and southern inland regions... Daytime highs of 26–34 degrees [FN Weather]

[Financial News] /Photo=News1 On Thursday, the 13th, rain will continue mainly along the East Coast, and in the afternoon, showers are expected in various inland areas of Chungcheong and the southern regions.15 Chan-hom are situated to the west and east of the country, respectively. As easterly winds blowing from these eastern low-pressure systems collide with the Taebaek Mountains, rain is continuing mainly along the East Coast. Rain is expected in some inland areas of Gangwon and Jeju until this afternoon.
Rain is forecast to continue until dawn on the 14th in the East Coast and northeastern mountainous regions of Gyeongbuk, and until the afternoon of the 14th in the East Coast and mountainous regions of Gangwon. Rain is expected along the Gyeongnam coast and inland in the eastern part of the country from this afternoon through tonight.
Expected precipitation amounts are 20–60 mm for Ulleungdo and Dokdo, 10–50 mm for the Gangwon East Coast and mountainous areas, and 5–40 mm for the Gyeongbuk East Coast and northeastern mountainous areas. 5–30 mm of rain is expected in Busan, Ulsan, the southern coast of Gyeongnam, and the eastern inland areas, while around 5 mm is expected in the Gangwon inland areas and Jeju.
Showers are expected in some parts of the Chungcheong and southern inland regions from the afternoon to the evening. This is because localized thermal low-pressure systems develop as temperatures rise during the day.
Expected precipitation amounts are 5–20 mm for Chungcheong and Honam, and 5–40 mm for Yeongnam. Temperatures will remain at levels similar to the average for the time being.
As of 8 a. m.
8 degrees in Seoul. The daytime high is expected to range from 26 to 34 degrees.
For the time being, morning temperatures are projected to be similar to or slightly lower than the average (21–24 degrees), while daytime temperatures are expected to remain at the average level (28–32 degrees). Caution should be exercised regarding swells along the coast.
Strong swells are expected to flow into the coasts of Jeonnam, Jeju, and the southern coast of Gyeongnam for the time being, and into the East Coast until the 14th. In some areas, high waves may too much over sea rocks or breakwaters.
In particular, as the swells coincide with a period of high tides caused by the moon's gravitational pull, there is a possibility of flooding in low-lying coastal areas.
15 Chan-hom are situated to the west and east of the country, respectively. As easterly winds blowing from these eastern low-pressure systems collide with the Taebaek Mountains, rain is continuing mainly along the East Coast. Rain is expected in some inland areas of Gangwon and Jeju until this afternoon.
15 Chan-hom are situated to the west and east of the country, respectively. As easterly winds blowing from these eastern low-pressure systems collide with the Taebaek Mountains, rain is continuing mainly along the East Coast. Rain is expected in some inland areas of Gangwon and Jeju until this afternoon.
15 Chan-hom are situated to the west and east of the country, respectively. As easterly winds blowing from these eastern low-pressure systems collide with the Taebaek Mountains, rain is continuing mainly along the East Coast. Rain is expected in some inland areas of Gangwon and Jeju until this afternoon.
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