The nation may be influenced by the 13th typhoon 'Lingling' _ 090219
- 5 years ago
날씨: 13호 태풍 '링링' 발생, 한반도 영향 가능성
The 13th typhoon of the season Lingling has developed in waters south of the Philippines today.
By Friday, the typhoon will advance to the southwest sea of Jeju and keep moving towards the West Sea of the Korean peninsula on Saturday.
As of now, the nation is expected to receive a rainstorm over the weekend, but we'll have to keep an eye on the typhoon's trajectory as it can make a detour.
But until then, the southern provinces and Jeju island are being soaked with rain that's pouring 30 millimeters per hour,...and it's doesn't seem to taper off any time soon.
In fact, a rain front is moving northwards,... covering more regions of the country throughout the week.
Until Tuesday, up to 120 millimeters of rain will fall along the southern coast while Jeju, Jeollabuk-do and Gyeongsangbuk-do provinces will see a bit less but still a heavy of up to 60 millimeters.
Going over to our readings,...
The nation will mostly wake up to 21 degrees Celsius,... whereas Jeju is still expecting a tropical night waking up to 25 degrees by tomorrow morning.
If it's not raining, you'll be looking up to dark clouds in the afternoon.
Seoul is expected to remain hot topping out at 29 degrees, while most of the southern regions are cooler in the mid-twenties.
With constant rain expected to soak up the nation, be extra careful on the roads and watch out for landslides near the mountainous regions.
I'll leave you with the weather conditions around the world.
The 13th typhoon of the season Lingling has developed in waters south of the Philippines today.
By Friday, the typhoon will advance to the southwest sea of Jeju and keep moving towards the West Sea of the Korean peninsula on Saturday.
As of now, the nation is expected to receive a rainstorm over the weekend, but we'll have to keep an eye on the typhoon's trajectory as it can make a detour.
But until then, the southern provinces and Jeju island are being soaked with rain that's pouring 30 millimeters per hour,...and it's doesn't seem to taper off any time soon.
In fact, a rain front is moving northwards,... covering more regions of the country throughout the week.
Until Tuesday, up to 120 millimeters of rain will fall along the southern coast while Jeju, Jeollabuk-do and Gyeongsangbuk-do provinces will see a bit less but still a heavy of up to 60 millimeters.
Going over to our readings,...
The nation will mostly wake up to 21 degrees Celsius,... whereas Jeju is still expecting a tropical night waking up to 25 degrees by tomorrow morning.
If it's not raining, you'll be looking up to dark clouds in the afternoon.
Seoul is expected to remain hot topping out at 29 degrees, while most of the southern regions are cooler in the mid-twenties.
With constant rain expected to soak up the nation, be extra careful on the roads and watch out for landslides near the mountainous regions.
I'll leave you with the weather conditions around the world.