[Weather] It's getting cold from the day...Weekend-holiday, temperature more than usual ↑

[Anchor]
As soon as November entered, the cold of Ipdong, which lasted for three days, has been resolved since today afternoon.

This weekend and holiday will be warmer than usual, and there will be no significant cold until the end of this month.

I'll connect you to a reporter. Reporter Kim Minkyung!

It's still pretty chilly until this morning, but is it getting cold now?

[Reporter]
Yes, the temperature in Seoul this morning was 3.1 degrees, about 1.5 degrees higher than yesterday, but it is still below the previous year's temperature.

Some central regions, such as Cheorwon, Paju, Daegwallyeong, and Chuncheon, recorded below zero.

However, the temperature gradually increased from daytime to 3:30 p.m., 19 degrees in Daegu, 18.7 degrees in Daejeon, and 18.1 degrees in Seoul, which are 2 to 4 degrees higher than in previous years.

This is because the cold high pressure that brought the cold gradually lost its temper and warmed up, and the cold air from the upper floor also fell east.

Even this weekend and holiday, the country is expected to be similar to or higher than usual, with 8 to 10 degrees in the morning in Seoul and 19 degrees in the daytime.

However, the temperature drops significantly at night, and the daily temperature difference is expected to widen by 10 to 15 degrees nationwide, and some inland areas are expected to widen by more than 15 degrees, so care should be taken in health care.

For the time being, there will be no bitter cold like yesterday.

According to the Korea Meteorological Administration's one-month weather forecast released yesterday, it is expected to be higher than usual by the end of November, mainly affected by mobile high pressure.

First of all, until next week, the morning temperature in Seoul is 9 to 13 degrees, far exceeding the average temperature by 5 to 8 degrees,

It may be chilly as it drops to 7 degrees on the 18th, but it is still expected to remain about 5 degrees higher than usual.

I'm KIM MIN KYUNG of YTN from the Ministry of Science and Technology.