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Warning of heavy rain in the morning in the metropolitan area … Rain rate of 30 mm per hour
Gwangmyeong 100.5mm Uijeongbu 92mm Jeju Mountain 97mm record
It will be clear from tomorrow … The cold wind grows stronger and colder
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The unusual fall of heavy rain fell in the midwestern regions of Seoul and the like in summer. Nearly 100mm of rain was concentrated in Seoul, the largest amount ever recorded until November, the first in 113 years since meteorological observations began. This is reporter Jung Hye-yoon. Heavy rain falls from the dark sky. It is so strong that it is difficult to avoid the rain with a small umbrella. Not only citizens heading to work in rain like fall, but also long lines of cars moving carefully with headlights on. In Seoul and other metropolitan areas, a heavy rain warning was issued once in the morning, and it rained at 20-30mm per hour. A whopping 96mm of heavy rain poured into Yeouido to date, and the official record in Seoul was 86.9mm, the highest rainfall ever recorded in November. It is the most severe fall torrential rain in 113 years since the observation began in 1907. In addition, heavy rains of around 100mm were recorded in some inland areas such as Gwangmyeong and Uijeongbu and in the mountainous areas of Jeju. The rain will stop all night and tomorrow is expected to gradually clear up from daylight on. But after the rain stops, the cold wind gets stronger and the weather gets colder. In particular, early next week, the morning temperature in Seoul is expected to drop below freezing. This is YTN Jeong Hye-yoon.
