[Tomorrow's Weather] Cloudy and Overcast Nationwide... Beware of Early Morning Fog

Tomorrow (the 15th), Sunday, after the rain that fell until night stops, the whole country will be mostly cloudy, with occasional clouds in the afternoon.

According to the Korea Meteorological Administration on the 14th, from dawn to morning tomorrow, dense fog with visibility less than 200 meters is expected mainly in the central inland areas, Gangwon mountain regions, eastern Jeonbuk, and northern inland Gyeongbuk, and fog with visibility less than 1 km is expected in other areas as well.

Fine dust levels are expected to be 'moderate' across all regions. In the southwestern areas, foreign fine dust will flow in during the morning, temporarily raising the level to 'unhealthy'.

Fog will be denser around rivers, lakes, and valleys. Visibility can suddenly decrease at tunnel entrances and exits, so drivers should reduce speed and pay special attention to traffic safety to prevent collision accidents.

The lowest temperature tomorrow morning will range from 8 to 18 degrees Celsius, and the highest temperature during the day will be between 19 and 24 degrees Celsius, similar to or slightly higher than the average.

Major regions' morning low temperatures are Seoul 12°C, Incheon 13°C, Suwon 11°C, Chuncheon 10°C, Gangneung 13°C, Cheongju 12°C, Daejeon 11°C, Jeonju 12°C, Gwangju 13°C, Daegu 12°C, Busan 15°C, and Jeju 18°C.

Daytime high temperatures are Seoul 21°C, Incheon 20°C, Suwon 21°C, Chuncheon 20°C, Gangneung 23°C, Cheongju 21°C, Daejeon 21°C, Jeonju 21°C, Gwangju 21°C, Daegu 22°C, Busan 24°C, and Jeju 23°C.

Sea waves are forecast to be high, with strong winds blowing at 8 to 13 meters per second in the outer seas of the West Sea and East Sea from tomorrow afternoon, and waves reaching 1.0 to 3.0 meters. Winds will also be strong, with gusts around 15 meters per second mainly along the west coast, Gangwon Yeongdong, Gyeongbuk region, and Jeju Island tomorrow and the day after (the 16th).

A meteorological official advised, "Fog will be denser around rivers, lakes, and valleys, and visibility can suddenly decrease at tunnel entrances and exits, so drivers should reduce speed and pay special attention to traffic safety to prevent collision accidents and other damages."

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