[Weather] The cold wind gets stronger overnight...Northern Gyeonggi Province and Gangwon Province 'Hanpa Watch'

[Anchor]
As the cold wind gets stronger, it's going to get colder tomorrow.

Cold wave warnings have also been issued in northern Gyeonggi Province, inland Gangwon Province, and mountains.

Let's find out more about the weather. Castor Lee Hyemin!

[Caster]
Yes, it's in Peace Park.

[Anchor]
The cold wind gets stronger overnight?

[Caster]
Yes, it is.

During the day today, Seoul rose by nearly 6 degrees, far exceeding the previous year's temperature.The cold wind will become stronger by a score of

and the temperature will drop below zero on the way home from work.

The temperature is so high yesterday and today that it feels colder, so you should prepare for the cold with a warm coat and warm supplies.

From 9 p.m. tonight, a "cold wave warning" will be issued throughout northeastern Gyeonggi and Yeongseo, where temperatures will plunge to around -12 degrees tomorrow morning.

Tomorrow morning in Seoul, it will be cold at -5 degrees, and there will be many places where the wind chill will drop by -10 degrees in the central region.

Daytime temperatures are 2 degrees in Seoul, 4 degrees in Daejeon and Gwangju, and 5 degrees in Daegu, which will be 3-4 degrees lower than today.

Light snow will fall around the west coast in the cold.

About 1cm of snow will accumulate on Jeju Island and the west coast of Honam from early tomorrow morning, and on the west coast of Chungnam in the late afternoon.

It will only snow in other inland areas of Chungnam and Jeonbuk.

The road can freeze at least in the cold, so be careful of sliding accidents.

The cold will ease from the holidays, but there will be a lot of snow around the central inland.

After that, the temperature will drop again, and heavy snow is expected to fall in the Honam region in the middle of next week.

The East Coast region has a long-term "dry warning" in effect.

Other metropolitan areas and Yeongnam areas are also drying up, so be careful of fire accidents.

I'm YTN's Lee Hyemin.