Good morning. The low pressure that brought heavy rain to the Korean peninsula is moving out to the east, so Japan will be rainy as it's affected by that system.

The east coast of Korea will see showers until the mid afternoon, while the rest of the country will be dry under cloudy skies.
It was quite chilly yesterday, but temperatures will rise today and the spring warmth should return tomorrow afternoon.

Now for a closer look at the temperatures, Seoul will get up to 16 degrees Celsius while Gyeongju will be breezy all day with a high of 12 degrees.

Highs will jump to above 20 degrees starting tomorrow, with mostly sunny skies expected for the next 5 days.

With that, let's take a look at the international weather for viewers around the world.

Most of South Korea will have clean air but under cloudy skies, while most parts of North Korea will be under mostly sunny skies with milder highs than the South.

Those in New Delhi will need to brace for extreme weather, with sizzling heat reaching a high of 40 degrees.

Sydney will be under mostly sunny skies on Tuesday, but the rest of week is looking gloomy along with showers.

Heading to North America, it will be sunny Tuesday in Vancouver and most of this week with comfortable temperatures.

As for South America, Rio de Janeiro will see showers with scattered thunderstorms.

Taking you to Europe,... Britain is set for heavy rain, thunder and even snow following the mini-heatwave. Have an umbrella for Tuesday if you are in London.

Lastly to Africa, most major cities will be under mainly sunny skies.

That's all the weather update for now.