[Today's Weather] Mostly Mild... Raindrops in Jeju and the Southern Coast

On the 31st, as the daytime temperature in Seoul exceeded 20 degrees Celsius, indicating a full spring day, office workers visiting the Gyeongui Line Forest Trail in Mapo-gu, Seoul, took a walk in light clothing. Photo by Kang Jin-hyung aymsdream@

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Bong-ju] Thursday, April 1st, the first day of April, is expected to be generally warm nationwide.

The Korea Meteorological Administration stated, "The day will be mostly clear across the country, but clouds will increase in the central regions from the morning, and the southern regions will gradually become cloudy."

On this day, most areas nationwide are expected to have daytime temperatures around 20 degrees Celsius, indicating a full spring day.

However, the eastern parts of Gangwon and the eastern regions of Gyeongbuk will experience cool temperatures around 15 degrees Celsius due to the inflow of easterly winds.

Morning temperatures will be between 5 to 10 degrees Celsius in most areas nationwide, while some inland and mountainous areas of Gangwon and the northeastern mountains of Gyeongbuk will be chilly around 0 degrees Celsius.

In Jeju Island, rain is expected from morning through the night, and in the Jeonnam region, rain will fall from afternoon through the night.

Morning low temperatures by region are △Seoul 10°C △Chuncheon 6°C △Gangneung 9°C △Daejeon 9°C △Cheongju 10°C △Daegu 9°C △Gwangju 10°C △Jeonju 9°C △Busan 12°C △Jeju 14°C.

Daytime high temperatures are forecasted as △Seoul 23°C △Chuncheon 22°C △Gangneung 16°C △Daejeon 20°C △Cheongju 20°C △Daegu 18°C △Gwangju 20°C △Jeonju 21°C △Busan 17°C △Jeju 18°C.

Fine dust levels will be 'moderate' in most areas nationwide, while Gangwon Yeongdong, Busan, Ulsan, and Gyeongnam regions will temporarily reach 'unhealthy' levels in the afternoon.

The Korea Meteorological Administration advised, "Since the temperature difference between day and night will exceed 15 degrees Celsius, please be cautious about health management, including immune system weakening caused by sudden temperature changes."

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