South Korea is in for a stretch of late-autumn weather marked by sharp temperature differences between day and night, along with strong winds over coastal waters, according to KBS 뉴스. The broadcaster's report, published Monday evening, urged caution at sea as gusty conditions develop.
Other Korean outlets carried related forecasts for the same period. 에너지경제신문 reported that the following morning's low could fall to minus 3 degrees Celsius, with the gap between daytime and nighttime temperatures expected to exceed 15 degrees. 뉴스1, in a combined report, said the weather would turn chilly again after autumn rain, with morning lows of minus 3 degrees and Seoul at 1 degree, and warned of ice and frost in some areas. 뉴스핌 described Seoul's early-winter feel arriving as autumn foliage reaches its peak.
Taken together, the forecasts point to a day of cold mornings, relatively mild afternoons and unsettled conditions along the coast. The wide daily range is the recurring theme across the reports, and the advice to watch for frost and icy patches follows from the sub-zero morning readings.
Travelers and anyone working near the water should keep an eye on wind warnings, while residents may want to plan clothing around the temperature gap rather than a single daytime figure. The next update to watch is the following day's official forecast, which should clarify how long the cold mornings and coastal winds are expected to last.
