[YTN Weather on the way to work 11/25] There's no cold on the way to work...Heavy rain in Jeju Island overnight, rain and wind across the country tomorrow.

The last week of November has already begun.

At 6:45 p.m., the temperature in Seoul is 3.8 degrees, which is about 3 degrees above the previous year's temperature, and there is no big cold.

Here, the sky is clear and the air is clean, so you can feel the comfort of going to work.

However, from tomorrow, there will be frequent news of precipitation across the country, and the cold wind will become stronger toward the end of the week.

It's better to prepare for winter.

Let's start with detailed regional temperatures.

Currently, temperatures similar to or slightly higher than yesterday morning, such as 3.7 degrees in Cheongju and 1.7 degrees in Daejeon.

Even in the middle of the day, it will rise to 15 degrees in Seoul and 17 degrees in Gwangju and Jeonju, slightly higher than yesterday, and the daily temperature difference will widen.

However, from this afternoon, the sky will gradually become cloudy, and rain will begin on the west coast and Jeju Island at night, and the rain will expand across the country tomorrow.

The expected amount of rain is up to 100mm in the mountains of Jeju, up to 60mm on the southern coast, and up to 40mm in other areas such as Seoul, which will be as large as autumn.

In particular, strong rain of around 30mm per hour is expected in Jeju Island tonight, so you should be careful.

As the strong cold moves south behind this rain cloud, the weather will become rapidly cold from Wednesday.

Daytime temperatures will remain in the single digits now.

The day after tomorrow, there is a possibility of the first snow in many inland areas, including Seoul, in the cold.

In particular, the morning temperature in Seoul is expected to drop to around minus 4 degrees Celsius later in the week.

Starting with tonight's waterfront, tomorrow will see strong winds of around 20m/s across most parts of the country.

It seems that there will be a 'strong wind warning' in some places.

Please pay special attention to facility management and safety accidents.

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