Jeju and the southern provinces have been getting some rain influenced by typhoon Mitag, which is currently on its way toward the peninsula.
As it approaches, the indirect impact of the typhoon will drench more of the southern regions tomorrow,... and expand to the central region by Wednesday.
It will be accompanied by strong winds of about 40 meters per second,... and will bring heavy precipitation, probably even more than the last typhoon Tapah.
Just looking at tomorrow's precipitation,... Jeju island will receive up to 80 millimeters,... and there will be up to 20 millimeters in the northern parts of the southern provinces.
Tomorrow, the lowest temperature you'll see in the nation will most likely be 16 degrees Celsius over in Chuncheon.
Seoul will have a warmer start at 19 degrees, while Busan and Jeju kick off at 21 and 23 degrees respectively.
As for the highs,... the capital will be grey but hot with the mercury soaring up to 29 degrees,... while the southern regions will keep it cool at 25 degrees.
The peak of the storm will be between Wednesday and Thursday, with heavy precipitation expected for the whole nation.
After the typhoon,... temperatures are expected to drop.
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