A city center full of haze and fine dust. [이미지출처=연합뉴스]
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[아시아경제 김봉주 기자] On Wednesday, the 23rd, there will be a lot of fine dust in the midst of cloudy and cloudy nationwide.
The Meteorological Administration said, “On this day, there will be a place with fog with a visibility distance of less than 1km, centering inland between dawn and 9 am.”
There must be many places where haze appears during the day. Haze is a phenomenon in which fine particles such as smoke or dust float in the air when humidity is relatively low, making the air appear hazy.
From 9 p.m. on this day, rain or snow will come in the central region, in Jeollabuk-do, and in northern Gyeongbuk due to the effect of the pressure valley passing through the north. There are places where it rains in Jeju Island and the southern coast as well.
Snowfall is estimated to be around 1cm in Yeongseo, Gangwon, and the estimated rainfall is less than 5mm in Jeju-do, 5-10mm in Seoul and Gyeonggi-do, Gangwon-do, Yeongseo-do, Chungnam inland, Chungbuk, Jeonbuk inland, and northern Gyeongbuk.
The minimum temperature this morning is △Seoul 1 degree △Chuncheon -6 degree △Gangneung 3 degree △Daejeon -1 degree △Cheongju -1 degree △Daegu -2 degree △Gwangju 0 degree △Jeonju 0 degree △Busan 3 degree △Jeju 6 degree, etc. to be.
The highest temperature during the day was △ Seoul 8 degrees △ Chuncheon 5 degrees △ Gangneung 11 degrees △ Daejeon 10 degrees △ Cheongju 9 degrees △ Daegu 10 degrees △ Gwangju 12 degrees △ Jeonju 11 degrees △ Busan 12 degrees △ Jeju 15 degrees.
The concentration of fine dust will be’bad’ level in the metropolitan area, Gangwon Yeongseo, Sejong, Chungbuk, Chungnam, Jeonbuk, and Daegu due to the accumulation of fine dust generated in Korea due to the remaining fine dust and atmospheric stagnation the previous day, and the other regions will be’normal’.
The Meteorological Administration said, “The distance between the night and the morning of tomorrow (the 24th) in rain or snow will be short,” he said. “Please pay special attention to pedestrian safety and traffic safety.”
Reporter Kim Bong-ju [email protected]
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