On Monday, rain is expected to fall in the capital region, the southern coast of Gyeongnam, eastern inland Gyeongnam, and Jeju until the morning, while Busan, Ulsan, and the southern coast of Gyeongbuk will see rain until the afternoon.
This is due to a pressure trough passing south of Jeju and moisture from Typhoon Champi, which is interacting with cold air moving in from the north, creating rain clouds.
According to Yonhap News, rainfall is expected to be between 5 to 20 mm in Busan, Ulsan, the southern coast of Gyeongnam, and eastern inland Gyeongnam; 5 to 10 mm in Jeju; around 5 mm in the southern coast of Gyeongbuk; and less than 5 mm in the capital region.
Once the rain stops, South Korea will come under the influence of a high-pressure system moving eastward over the northern East Sea.
Temperatures are expected to drop starting Tuesday afternoon as cold air moves in from the northwest along the edge of the high-pressure system advancing southeast from northern China.
On Tuesday, temperatures are forecasted to be at normal levels, while Wednesday is expected to be lower than usual for this time of year.
In particular, morning temperatures are projected to drop by 5 to 10 degrees over the course of Tuesday and Wednesday.
Expected temperatures are 6 to 15 degrees in the morning and 14 to 20 degrees in the afternoon on Tuesday, and -2 to 7 degrees and 11 to 16 degrees on Wednesday.
Meanwhile, Typhoon Champi, named after a flower by Laos, transformed into an extratropical cyclone around 3 a.m. on the same day.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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