[Weather] Jeju City's November precipitation...250mm more overnight.

[Anchor]
Typhoon 'Kong Lei', which hit Taiwan, gradually turns into a temperate low pressure, which will not have a direct impact on Korea,
Rain clouds left by the
typhoon are pouring a lot of rain on Jeju Island and the southern coast.

In particular, in Jeju City, daily precipitation today was the highest since the weather observation as of November.

Let's take a closer look with caster Kim Soo Hyun.

It rained a lot today around Jeju Island, but it's not the effect of the typhoon?

[Caster]
Yes.

Typhoon Kong-rey is now moving northeast from the sea near Shanghai, China.

It's very far from our country, right?

However, warm water vapor is flowing between this typhoon and the high pressure in the southeast of Korea.

This water vapor and the relatively cold air in Korea collided near Jeju Island, causing a lot of rain.

[Anchor]
Then how much did it rain?

[Caster]
It can be said that the water bomb has fallen.

Jeju Island began to rain last night, but the amount of rain last night was around 2mm, which was not much.

However, from midnight to today alone, it rained about 225.5mm in the mountains of Jeju and azalea fields, and about 200mm in other mountains.

It rained a lot, 181.5mm in Seongsan and 172.5mm in Jeju.

With so much rain, Seongsan-eup and Jeju-si in Seogwipo-si recorded the highest daily precipitation since the weather observation as of November.

[Anchor]
Do I need to be careful because it looks like it's going to rain a lot tonight?

[Caster]
Yes.

Typhoons are expected to die as their power gradually weakens.

However, the warm water vapor brought by the typhoon meets the cold air in the north and turns into a temperate low pressure.

As this low pressure passes through the South Sea, it is expected to rain a lot.

I will explain it by looking at the forecasting model of the European Mid-term Forecast Center.

As you can see, you can see that a very strong red rain cloud is located in the South Sea.

Red is a rain cloud that sprays strong rain of about 30mm per hour.

As I said as this rain cloud passed through the South Sea, it rained a lot on Jeju Island today.

There will be more rain tonight as the heavy rain clouds, or the temperate low pressure, pass.

Between night and dawn tomorrow, a white rain cloud passes on Jeju Island.

Very strong rain will be concentrated in this area, around 50mm per hour.

As strong rain is concentrated during vulnerable times, you should continue to prepare thoroughly.

There is a lot of rain to fall forward.

More than 250mm of heavy rain will fall in the mountains of Jeju, and up to 150mm will also fall on other Jeju Island,
The southern coast of
will also receive a lot of rain of around 80mm.

We also need to prepare for the wind here.

Strong winds, such as gusts of more than 20 meters per second, were observed on the coast of Jeju Island and Jeollanam-do, and a strong wind warning was in effect.

As the wind gradually strengthens on the Yeongnam coast, a strong wind warning will be issued.

With the special wind warning issued in the southern sea of the West Sea and the southern sea of the South Sea, the special wind warning is expected to gradually expand to the coast of the South Sea and all seas of the East Sea.

[Anchor]
Then when does the rain stop?

[Caster]
It will mostly stop raining tomorrow morning in the southern part of the country.

The rain will continue until tomorrow afternoon in Jeju Island.

However, tomorrow, the east wind will blow as the high pressure expands in the north. The east coast, affected by the east wind, is expected to continue to rain back and forth until tomorrow night.

The day after tomorrow, a holiday, will reveal clear skies nationwide in the sphere of influence of high pressure.

[Anchor]
It's going to get very cold next week?

[Caster]
Yes.

Cold continental high pressure is expected to expand from the beginning of next week.Sunny weather will continue in the sphere of influence of

high pressure, but temperatures will gradually decrease.

As a result, we will set a new low this fall from Tuesday to Thursday.

In particular, in the central inland, ice will be observed in some places as temperatures drop to around 0 degrees Celsius.

Next week, it seems necessary to prepare for damage to farms along with the cold.

[Anchor]
Let's move on to another topic this time.

Mosquitoes are getting a lot of attention these days. If the weather gets cold, there will be fewer mosquitoes, right?

[Caster]
That's right.

The mosquito population is still high in late autumn because of the late heat this fall.

Mosquitoes can absorb blood when it exceeds 13 degrees Celsius, so if the temperature and environment are maintained, they can be active not only in autumn but also in early winter.

Most of next week's minimum temperature drops below 10 degrees.

That's why mosquitoes are unlikely to be active outside.

However, you can come indoors looking for a warm place.

Therefore, you need to empty the stagnant water around your house and check mosquito intrusion passages, septic tanks, and vents such as doors and insect screens to prevent mosquitoes from entering.