When will the cold weather officially end?
Temperatures are expected to gradually recover starting this weekend, returning to normal levels next week.
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South Korea is finally emerging from a week-long cold snap, with temperatures expected to rise and potential snowfall forecasted for central regions. The Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA) has predicted a gradual recovery in temperat...
The extended period of cold weather was caused by a high-pressure system bringing cold air from the north. As this system weakens and moves east, warmer westerly winds will dominate, leading to the temperature recovery. However, dry conditions in eastern regions, particularly along the Gangwon and Gyeongsang coasts, continue to pose a risk of wildfires. The KMA is closely monitoring the situation and advises caution. The expected snowfall in central regions could affect transportation, especially on Sunday night and Monday morning.
Temperatures are expected to gradually recover starting this weekend, returning to normal levels next week.
The Seoul metropolitan area and Yeongseo region are expected to receive snow between the night of February 1st and the morning of February 2nd.
Be mindful of fire hazards, especially in eastern regions, and avoid activities that could spark a fire.
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