On Monday the 1st, daytime highs in most parts of the country will rise to 30 degrees Celsius or higher, bringing hot weather.
On the 31st, the Korea Meteorological Administration said, "Tomorrow, most areas nationwide will see daytime temperatures and perceived temperatures rise, bringing hot weather." In particular, some areas along the Gangwon East Coast, South Chungcheong, and the southern regions are expected to see peak perceived temperatures climb to around 31 degrees.
The Korea Meteorological Administration advised that, as the risk of heat-related illness is high, people should refrain from outdoor activities and going out, and pay attention to adequate hydration and food management. Along the South Coast and on Jeju Island, some places will see gusts with thunder and lightning. Rain is expected to fall from tomorrow afternoon, mainly along the South Jeolla South Coast, the South Gyeongsang coast, and Jeju Island.
Expected precipitation through the 2nd of next month is as follows: ▲ South Jeolla South Coast and southern West Coast 20–60 mm (80 mm or more in places) ▲ South Gyeongsang South Coast, Busan, and Ulsan 20–60 mm (80 mm or more along the western South Gyeongsang South Coast in places) ▲ Jeju Island 30–80 mm (120 mm or more in places, 150 mm or more in the mountains). Gwangju, inland South Jeolla, southeastern North Gyeongsang, inland South Gyeongsang, and other areas are also expected to receive 5–10 mm of rain.
For the time being, temperatures will be similar to or higher than average (lows 12–17 degrees, highs 23–28 degrees). On the 1st, morning lows are forecast at 14–21 degrees and daytime highs at 27–32 degrees.
Forecast daytime highs by major city are 29 degrees in Seoul, 28 in Incheon, 28 in Suwon, 29 in Chuncheon, 32 in Gangneung, 30 in Cheongju, 30 in Daejeon, 31 in Jeonju, 30 in Gwangju, 30 in Daegu, 28 in Busan, and 27 in Jeju.
Fine dust levels nationwide will range from "good" to "moderate."