[Weather] It's very cold today. -2℃ in Seoul.west coast snow

[Anchor]
Now that the cold wave is over, the extreme cold will continue today.

I'll connect to the site and find out more about the weather. Castor Lee Hyemin!

[Caster]
Yes, it's at Hongjecheon Falls.

[Anchor]
How is the cold now?

[Caster]
Yes, the cold wave continues today.

The waterfall behind me was also frozen in the strongest cold wave. Until early this week, only ice was visible everywhere, but now icicles have been made in the shape of water flowing.

This is because the temperature in Seoul was below -10 degrees in the morning for the second day, and the freezing cold continued in the middle of the day.

Today, the wind will be a little slower than yesterday, so you may feel less cold, but it's still cold, so you should pay attention to keeping warm when you go out.

With the extreme cold continuing until tomorrow morning, a cold wave warning continues in most parts of the country.

Most of them are cold wave warnings, and cold wave warnings are in place around the central inland.

Today, the midday temperature in Seoul will rise to -2 degrees, Gwangju - degrees, and Daegu 1 degrees, and the wind chill will be about 3 degrees lower.

Sporadic snow continues on the west coast of Honam and Jeju Island in the cold wave.

Snowfall briefly subsides during the day,

From late afternoon to night, strong snow of about 1 to 3 cm per hour will be concentrated again around the west coast of Honam.

Until the day after tomorrow, up to 20cm of snow will fall in the mountains of Jeju and up to 5 to 8cm on the west coast of Chungnam and Honam.

After this cold continues until tomorrow morning, which is the weekend,

It will gradually ease from noon, and it is expected to regain the usual temperature from the holiday.

Meanwhile, the East Coast region, where there is no news of snow rain, has a very dry atmosphere.

Some areas have upgraded 'dry warning' to 'dry warning',
Please manage the embers thoroughly to prevent fire accidents such as
forest fires.

I'm YTN's Lee Hyemin.