South Korea anticipates widespread heavy rain on July 7, with the central regions bearing the brunt of the downpours.
Rainfall Forecast
Afternoon showers have already reached parts of the capital area, inner Gangwon, mountainous regions, northern Chungcheong, and western Jeonbuk. Accumulated rainfall remains minimal at 0.1mm or less in the central region and Jeolla areas so far.
Expect up to 5mm in the capital area, inner Gangwon, and mountainous zones, while northern Chungcheong, Chungbuk, and western Jeonbuk could see around 5mm. Central regions and Jeolla face the highest risk, with up to 27mm possible.
Strong Winds and Showers
Gusts reaching 55km/h (up to 70km/h in mountainous areas) are forecast in the central region and Jeolla due to a passing front. Jeju’s eastern and western areas may experience even stronger gusts up to 70km/h, heightening risks.
Inner Gyeongsang regions will see rain accompanied by sharp temperature drops. Nationwide showers stem from clashing air masses, categorized from light to heavy.
Temperatures and Sea Conditions
Morning lows range from 8°C to 18°C, with daytime highs between 18°C and 27°C.
Sea waves off the coast measure 0.5m to 1.5m nationwide, potentially rising to 2.0m in some spots.
