Daytime Temperatures to Exceed 30 Degrees Celsius; Showers Expected in Some Areas

Seoul – Much of South Korea can expect sweltering conditions this week as daytime temperatures are forecast to climb above 30 degrees Celsius in most areas. The Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA) predicts that the mercury will rise significantly, making for hot weather across the nation.

While the heat prevails, some regions will see relief in the form of scattered showers. The KMA indicated that from the afternoon through the evening, parts of the central and southern mountains of Gangwon Province, along with southern inland areas, could experience rainfall. These showers are expected to bring localized cooling, though the overall trend remains one of high temperatures.

Temperatures are anticipated to be higher than the seasonal average, with the Seoul metropolitan area potentially experiencing perceived temperatures around 31 degrees Celsius. Daily high temperatures are projected to range from 24 to 32 degrees Celsius nationwide. For example, Seoul is expected to reach 32 degrees, while other major cities like Daejeon and Gwangju could also see highs of 31 degrees.