[Weather] "Warm" even on college entrance exam day, pay attention to the big daily temperature difference...Rain in the afternoon.

[Anchor]
College Scholastic Ability Test is just a day away.

This year, the temperature is higher than usual, so it is expected to be warm in the middle of the day.

However, it is expected to be sunny until today, the preliminary call date, and rain is expected to fall a little from tomorrow afternoon.

We will connect with reporters to learn more about the weather and precautions on the CSAT day. Reporter Jung Hyeyoon!

Fortunately, it doesn't seem cold, but the temperature is exceptionally high this year?

[Reporter]
Yes, it is. Recently, inland temperatures have been more than 5 degrees higher than in previous years.

Seoul is expected to be warm like spring, with daytime temperatures around 20 degrees Celsius today and tomorrow, the preliminary day of the CSAT.

Even on the morning of the College Scholastic Ability Test, the whole country, including 11 degrees in Seoul, will not be too cold, exceeding the previous year's temperature by more than 3 degrees.

However, as some inland areas fall below 10 degrees, the daily temperature difference is expected to be greater than 10 degrees.

Test takers may catch respiratory diseases or colds due to low immunity due to temperature differences, so please prepare for temperature changes with outerwear that can be worn and taken off.

In addition, it is mostly sunny inland today, the preliminary call day, but less than 5mm of rain will fall on the east coast,
Tomorrow, the
national college entrance exam day, is expected to rain across the country from the afternoon.

Although the amount of rain is not large, umbrellas are expected to be needed in the late afternoon when test takers return home after the CSAT.

In addition, as the waves rise in the distant sea in the central East Sea, a special wind and waves warning is currently being issued.

This area is likely to remain on special alert until tomorrow afternoon.Test takers and parents who travel to and from

Island should refer to this.

I'm Jeong Hyeyoon of YTN from the Department of Culture, Life and Science.