[Tomorrow's Weather] Nationwide Rain Under the Influence of Typhoon Bavi... Strong Winds Warning for Jeju

[Asia Economy Reporter Su Su-yeon] On Wednesday the 26th, the entire country will be under the influence of Typhoon No. 8 'Bavi', bringing rain and strong winds.

The Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA) expects Typhoon 'Bavi' to pass west of Jeju Island on the afternoon of the 26th and make landfall on the coast of Hwanghae Province on the 27th. The KMA stated, "Very strong winds and heavy rain are expected until the day after tomorrow (the 27th), so severe damage is anticipated. Please exercise special caution."

In particular, very strong winds with maximum instantaneous wind speeds of 144?216 km/h (40?60 m/s) are expected mainly around Jeju Island and the Jeolla coast, and strong winds with maximum instantaneous wind speeds of 126 km/h (35 m/s) are expected in other western regions and the southern coast, so caution is advised.

When wind speeds reach 40?60 m/s, it becomes impossible for people to walk, and wind speeds above 50 m/s can cause all types of wind-related disasters.

Typhoon No. 8 'Bavi' Expected Path / Photo by Korea Meteorological Administration

Rain forecast nationwide will begin in Jeju Island and the southern coast, expanding to the central regions from midday. Expected rainfall amounts are 100?300 mm around Jeolla Province, Jeju Island, and near Jirisan (with over 500 mm in some mountainous areas of Jeju Island), 50?150 mm along the southern coast of Gyeongnam and the western inland of Gyeongbuk, and 30?100 mm in other parts of the country.

Despite the rain, the heatwave will continue tomorrow with daytime highs reaching up to 34 degrees Celsius. Morning lows are forecasted at 22?27 degrees Celsius, and daytime highs at 27?34 degrees Celsius.

Sea waves will be 1?4 m in the East Sea coastal waters, 1?7 m in the West Sea coastal waters, and 2?7 m in the South Sea coastal waters. Offshore wave heights are expected to be 1?5 m in the East Sea, 2?10 m in the West Sea, and 4?10 m in the South Sea.

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