The steam from the typhoon heading for Japan has brought the late heat to Korea.
Now, rain clouds are blowing in like this, centered on Jeju and the southern coast.
Typhoon Nanmadol is currently moving northwest with very strong force, and the day after Monday, it is expected to make landfall in the northern tip of Kyushu, Japan.
Rain and strong wind will blow from tomorrow, focusing on Jeju and the southeast coast, which is close to it.
Specifically, between tomorrow afternoon and the day after tomorrow, heavy rain of 50 to 100 mm will be concentrated in Yeongdong, Gangwon, Ulleungdo, Dokdo, and Jeju.
In addition, up to 40 to 80 mm of rain is expected in the southern states.
Strong winds are also a concern.
Strong winds of up to 125 km/h are expected to hit the coast of Gyeongsang and Jeju Island in an instant.
Strong winds are also expected in coastal areas.
The typhoon warning will be extended to other Gyeongsan coasts such as Pohang and Ulsan between the night and the next day, starting with Jeju tomorrow afternoon.
Tomorrow, it will be cloudy in the west, including Seoul, and it will gradually rain in the east.
The morning temperature is similar to today, so Seoul will start at 23 degrees.
The temperature during the day will rise significantly, reaching 30 degrees in Seoul and 32 degrees in Gwangju, and Gangneung will remain at 26 degrees.
The rain will gradually stop from Monday afternoon, and it will become much cooler after that.
It was the weather.
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