[Weather] The strongest team...Heavy snow centered in Chungnam and Honam, up to 40 cm

[Anchor]
The strongest wave has begun today.

In the cold, heavy snow will fall mainly in Chungnam and Honam.

Connect to the site to find out the weather. Castor Lee Hyemin!

[Caster]
Yes, we're in Sky Park.

[Anchor]
How cold is the weather in Seoul now?

[Caster]
Yes, the temperature is dropping sharply due to the strong cold wind, and the current temperature in Seoul is -5 degrees.

The temperature is more than 4 degrees lower than yesterday's time, and there are also "Hanpa Special Report" in northern Gyeonggi-do and Gangwon-do.

During the day today, temperatures will be around -5 degrees in the central part of the country and below zero in the southern part of the country.

As the weather gets colder in the future, make sure to bring a warm coat and thermal supplies.

The inland sky, including Seoul, is generally clear today, but snow is falling mainly in Chungnam, Honam, and Jeju Island.

In particular, a "heavy snow watch" is also being issued on the west coast of Chungcheong and Jeju Island, where strong snow is concentrated.

Snow clouds will expand to southwestern Gyeonggi Province and inland western Gyeongnam from night, and this snow will be concentrated in Chungnam and Honam.

Snow bombs of up to 40cm will fall in many places in Jeollabuk-do by the day after tomorrow.

Heavy snow is expected to reach up to 30cm in the mountains of Jeju and up to 20cm in Chungnam and Jeonnam.

As strong snow continues for a long time, you should be careful of facility collapse and vehicle isolation.

It will be mostly sunny inland for the time being, but the cold will get worse.

The day after tomorrow, which is Thursday, there is a possibility that the first "Hanpa Special Report" will be issued in Seoul this winter as the temperature plummeted to -12 degrees Celsius in the morning.

There is a long-term "dry warning" on the east coast, where there is no clear news of snow rain.

The wind is also strong, so you should be careful not to cause a fire accident.

I'm YTN's Lee Hyemin.