Hot Weather and Rain Expected Across South Korea on Constitution Day

South Korea will experience a hot and humid day on July 17th, the anniversary of the nation's Constitution Day. Most regions will see peak perceived temperatures around 31 degrees Celsius, with some areas, particularly Jeju Island, feeling as warm as 33 degrees. The high temperatures are expected to persist, with overnight lows remaining above 25 degrees Celsius, leading to tropical nights in many parts of the country.

While the weather will be predominantly hot, scattered showers are forecast for several areas. The Chungcheong provinces, southern regions, and Jeju Island can expect rain, with potential for significant accumulation in some locales. By the evening, the Seoul metropolitan area may also see some precipitation.

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Rain is expected in the Chungcheong provinces, southern provinces, and Jeju Island until tomorrow. From tonight, rain is also expected in the Seoul metropolitan area.

Authorities are advising caution due to the heat and potential for localized heavy rainfall. The Korea Meteorological Administration warned of reduced visibility and slippery roads in areas experiencing rain, urging safety measures. Despite the rain in some parts, the overall forecast indicates a generally cloudy sky across the nation.

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In areas where it rains, visibility may be short and roads may be slippery, so caution is advised for safety accidents.