[앵커]
This morning will be the coldest this winter as the Arctic cold is at its peak.
It is said that a lot of snow falls on the west coast and Jeju Island in the cold.
I will connect to the weather center to find out the detailed weather. Shin Mirim Caster!
The momentum of the cold wave is getting worse day by day, but today is colder than yesterday?
[캐스터]
Yes, today the Arctic cold wave is at its peak.
Currently, the temperature in Seoul has dropped to -17.2 degrees Celsius, and it has reached the lowest temperature this winter in one day.
The cold breeze blows and the temperature you feel is staying at -25 degrees below zero.
Even if the temperature drops by one degree from now on, Seoul will have the coldest morning in five years since 2016.
Even on the way to work this morning, please wear warm clothes to keep warm.
The cold wave news has been expanded and strengthened nationwide.
Currently, Daegwallyeong is over 20 degrees below zero.
The temperature in southern regions such as Gwangju and Daegu also dropped below -10 degrees Celsius.
Even in the daytime, the biting cold will continue.
Today, the midday temperature in Seoul will be -10 degrees Celsius, -8 degrees Celsius in Daejeon, and -2 degrees Celsius in Busan.
[앵커]
Amid the cold wave, heavy snow is still pouring on the west coast of Honam and Jeju Island?
[캐스터]
Yes, I would like to see the current radar screen.
Unlike inland where the weather is relatively clear, there is a lot of snow on the west coast of Honam, Jeju Island, and island areas such as Ulleungdo and Dokdo.
In this area, amid heavy snowfall warnings, there are places where snow falls within 1cm per hour.
By tomorrow, more than 50cm of snow will fall in the mountains of Jeju, 20cm or more on the west coast of Honam, and up to 8cm on the other west coast.
In Honam and Jeju Island, heavy snow will continue until the beginning of next week.
The weekend is over and the cold is expected to ease in the middle of next week.
It was weather information so far.
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