Welcome sporadic rainfall in inland regions _ 080618
- 6 years ago
Good morning, rain poured down here in the capital couple of hours ago, in fact, many inland regions will also see some welcome sporadic rainfall while parts of Gangwon-do Province could see heavier showers.
Parts of Gangwon-do Province have been seeing heavy rainfall since early this morning with a heavy rain advisory in place while the radar tells us Seoul has also received a moderate amounts of showers.
5 to 50 millimeters of showers will fall but some areas of Gangwon-do Province could see more than 80 millimeters.
But other than areas of Gangwon-do Province, readings will be similar or even hotter than yesterday. Seoul, Daejeon and Daegu will be at 35 degrees Celsius this afternoon.
With that, let's take a look at the international weather for viewers around the world.
Many inland regions of South Korea could see some sporadic showers during the day, North Korea will have much more bearable temperatures along with stormy weather.
Another scorching day in Tokyo, but the 13th typhoon of the season, Typhoon Shanshan in the western Pacific Ocean, will move toward Japan this week.
Sydney, Melbourne and Wellington will have a rainy start to the week.
Over in the U.S. Most of the Northeast will have to endure a stretch of heat and humidity early this week.
As for South America, Brazil's two major cities will have a rainy Monday.
Relief from the deadly heat wave will come to western Europe this week.
Lastly to Africa, Cape Town will have rain on Monday into Tuesday.
That's the weather update for now.
Parts of Gangwon-do Province have been seeing heavy rainfall since early this morning with a heavy rain advisory in place while the radar tells us Seoul has also received a moderate amounts of showers.
5 to 50 millimeters of showers will fall but some areas of Gangwon-do Province could see more than 80 millimeters.
But other than areas of Gangwon-do Province, readings will be similar or even hotter than yesterday. Seoul, Daejeon and Daegu will be at 35 degrees Celsius this afternoon.
With that, let's take a look at the international weather for viewers around the world.
Many inland regions of South Korea could see some sporadic showers during the day, North Korea will have much more bearable temperatures along with stormy weather.
Another scorching day in Tokyo, but the 13th typhoon of the season, Typhoon Shanshan in the western Pacific Ocean, will move toward Japan this week.
Sydney, Melbourne and Wellington will have a rainy start to the week.
Over in the U.S. Most of the Northeast will have to endure a stretch of heat and humidity early this week.
As for South America, Brazil's two major cities will have a rainy Monday.
Relief from the deadly heat wave will come to western Europe this week.
Lastly to Africa, Cape Town will have rain on Monday into Tuesday.
That's the weather update for now.