Key information
On the 11th, South Korea experiences late summer warmth with daytime highs reaching 28 degrees Celsius. While the country remains partly cloudy, Jeolla and Jeju provinces are expected to be mostly overcast until the afternoon, with Gyeongsang province also seeing cloudy conditions.
Meteorological conditions indicate that scattered showers will develop across inland regions from the afternoon through the evening. Precipitation intensity and accumulation are expected to vary significantly by location, with some areas experiencing temporary lulls in rainfall.
Drivers should exercise caution due to reduced visibility and slippery road conditions in rainy areas. Additionally, dense fog with visibility under 1km is anticipated in inland regions during the early morning hours. Coastal residents are advised to remain alert for potential flooding in low-lying areas during the current high-tide period.
Temperatures will range from 10 to 20 degrees Celsius in the morning, climbing to 22 to 28 degrees by the afternoon. Central inland areas face a significant daily temperature range of approximately 15 degrees. Air quality across all regions is forecasted to remain within the good to moderate range.
