Tomorrow, the strong cold comes with the wind … Seoul minus 10 degrees this winter, the lowest



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On the 14th, the morning temperature in Seoul drops to -10 degrees Celsius.  The wind is also blowing and the temperature is expected to be lower.  After the cold peaked on day 15, the average temperature is expected to gradually recover.  News 1

On the 14th, the morning temperature in Seoul drops to -10 degrees Celsius. The wind is blowing and the temperature is expected to be lower. After the cold peaked on day 15, the average temperature is expected to gradually recover. News 1

The way of working on Monday is icy.

On the morning of the 14th, the minimum temperature is 10 degrees below zero in Seoul, 8 degrees below zero in Incheon, 6 degrees below zero in Daejeon, 5 degrees below zero in Daegu, 2 degrees below zero in Gwangju and 3 degrees below zero. in Busan. Gangneung-do in Yeongdong, Gangwon, where it is always relatively mild, is expected to drop to minus 5 degrees and the inner Gangwon area to minus 15 degrees.

Seoul morning -10 degrees, daytime high -4 degrees

A snowman made from the tallest rock atop Mount Inwang in Seoul on the morning of the 13th. The first heavy snow warning was issued in Seoul this winter.  The snow in the central region stops on the 13th and a strong cold is expected from the 14th. Yunhap news

A snowman made from the tallest rock atop Mount Inwang in Seoul on the morning of the 13th. The first heavy snow warning was issued in Seoul this winter. The snow in the central region stops on the 13th and a strong cold is expected from the 14th. Yunhap news

The Meteorological Administration said on the 13th: “As cold air flows in from the northwest, the morning temperature in most regions of the country on the 14th is below -5 degrees Celsius.” In some central regions, such as East Gyeonggi, North Chungcheong, North Gyeongbuk and Yeongseo, Gangwon, there is a possibility of a cold weather warning being issued when the minimum temperature drops below -12 degrees Celsius. .

The temperature does not rise during the day, so the cold continues. On the 14th, the highest daytime temperature is 4 degrees below zero in Seoul, 4 degrees below zero in Incheon, 1 degree below zero in Daejeon, 1 degree in Daegu, 0 degrees in Gwangju and 3 degrees in Busan. The highest daytime temperature on Jeju Island only rises to 5 degrees Celsius.

Coldest Tuesday … Gangwon Mountains -16 degrees

A little boy is making a fern-handed snowman in Namsan, Seoul, on the morning of the 13th.

A little boy is making a snowman with fern hands in Namsan, Seoul, on the morning of the 13th.

The 15th is colder. All regions, including Seoul -10 degrees below zero, Incheon 9 degrees below zero, Daejeon nine degrees below zero, Daegu seven degrees below zero, Gwangju 5 degrees below zero and Busan, will display the morning weather with a distribution of 16 degrees below zero. 3 degrees below zero. The maximum daytime temperature is 4 degrees below zero in Seoul, 4 degrees below zero in Incheon, 1 degree below zero in Daejeon, 1 degree in Daegu, 0 degrees in Gwangju and 3 degrees in Busan. Gangneung-do’s daytime peak is 0 degrees and Jeju-do is only 5 degrees.

After peaking on day 15, this chill will gradually subside and normal temperature is expected to return by day 18.

As the high cold pressure continues to blow strong winds from the northwest, strong winds of 35 to 60 km per hour are expected in coastal areas, the Gangwon Mountains and Jeju Island. In most of the country, the wind is strong, lowering the temperature. Due to the dry wind, the construction report on the east coast is expected to continue for some time. The wind is strong and air quality is expected to improve, which has been poor for a while.

20㎝ snow on the west coast of Jeonnam

On the morning of the 13th, when a heavy snow warning was issued in Seoul, snow piled up in Jangdokdae at the Jogyesa Temple in Jongno-gu, Seoul.  Snow will stop on the 13th in Seoul and the metropolitan area, and heavy snow is expected to fall on the west coast of Jeolla and Chungcheong-do on the 14th.  Yunhap news

On the morning of the 13th, when a heavy snow warning was issued in Seoul, snow piled up in Jangdokdae at the Jogyesa Temple in Jongno-gu, Seoul. The snow will stop on the 13th in Seoul and the metropolitan area, and on the 14th, a lot of snow is expected on the west coast of Jeolla and Chungcheong-do. Yunhap news

As cold air creates clouds in the warm West Sea, 5 to 20 cm of snow is expected to fall on the west coast of Jeolla and the mountains of Jeju Island from 14 to 15. In many places, there are places where more than 30 cm accumulate. Snow is expected to accumulate on the west coast of Chungnam and some areas inland in Jeolla province, and around 2 ~ 7 cm on Jeju island. Depending on the temperature, it is expected to rain up to 5 ~ 20mm and only 5mm in areas where snow falls as rain.

If the snow and rain that fell one after another across the country since the 13th freeze in a cold snap, the ice can get stuck on roads and facilities, which can be dangerous. The Meteorological Administration said: “Before the snow freezes, you need to clean it up quickly and be careful when driving to work.”

Winter weather … this year’s cold snap

Bukaksan, a snowy mountain seen from Inwangsan on the morning of the 13th when a heavy snow warning was issued in Seoul.  Yunhap news

Bukaksan, a snowy mountain seen from Inwangsan on the morning of the 13th when a heavy snow warning was issued in Seoul. Yunhap news

As a result of analyzing data for 47 years since the Meteorological Administration began modern weather observations in 1973, winter temperatures have fluctuated the most in the last 10 years. The average winter temperature in 47 years was minus 4.3 degrees, and the average winter temperature in the last 10 years was minus 4.1 degrees. The average temperature has risen a bit, but winter hasn’t been warming steadily.

As a result of the analysis of the number of piles by the Meteorological Administration (the day the minimum temperature is -12 degrees in the morning), 2010, 2012 and 2017 were the top year with the highest number of piles, and 2013, 2014 , 2016 and 2019 were the final result, where the number of piles was less and less. Each bisected per year showed an extreme distribution over 10 years.

In terms of the number of files in Seoul, 2010, 2012, and 2017 are 10, 11, 12, respectively, and 2013, 2014, 2016, 2018, and 2019 are 0, 2, 1, 1, and 0, respectively. . The Meteorological Administration explained that “the effect of wider climate fluctuations in winter due to global warming caused by climate change.”

Reporter Kim Jeongyeon [email protected]




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