22nd 'Daeseo'... Daytime Highs Expected Above 38°C Heatwave [Tomorrow's Weather]

After the rainy season ended, a full-fledged summer heatwave took hold on the 21st, with heatwave warnings issued for most regions nationwide. In Yongsan-gu, Seoul, a sparrow is drinking water at a drinking fountain in Hyochang Park. The Korea Meteorological Administration forecasted that very hot weather will continue mainly inland for the time being. Photo by Kim Hyun-min kimhyun81@

[Asia Economy Reporter Moon Hyewon] On the 22nd, known as 'Daeseo,' the hottest day according to the solar terms, daytime high temperatures will soar above 38 degrees Celsius.

The Korea Meteorological Administration forecasted on the 21st that with heatwave warnings issued for most regions nationwide, clear weather will continue due to the influence of the North Pacific High, causing daytime highs to rise around 35 degrees Celsius and the heat to persist for the time being.

In particular, some inland western areas affected by easterly winds are expected to experience very hot conditions with daytime highs exceeding 38 degrees Celsius.

In large cities and coastal areas, nighttime lows will remain above 25 degrees Celsius, resulting in tropical nights in some places.

The Korea Meteorological Administration advised, "During the hottest hours of summer, from 2 to 5 p.m., outdoor work should be avoided, and sufficient intake of water and salt is necessary to prevent heat-related illnesses. Livestock facilities should have their ventilation and misting systems checked, and long hours of farm work or working alone should be avoided."

From dawn to morning, some inland areas may experience fog with visibility less than 1 km.

Starting today, Jeju Island will experience strong winds blowing at 35 to 50 km/h in some areas, so attention to facility management and safety accidents is required.

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