Rain is expected across most of South Korea from Sunday morning through the early hours of Monday, according to KBS 뉴스. The forecast covers the first day of November, and other Korean outlets carried similar warnings of a wet holiday weekend.
머니투데이 reported that the country will see cloudy skies and rain on the first day of November, with the morning low dipping to 3 degrees. 조선일보 described the system as autumn rain and said morning temperatures could fall to as low as 0 degrees next week. YTN, meanwhile, reported that the weekend would start clear and crisp with cold winds before rain spreads nationwide on the holiday.
Conditions vary by region ahead of the rain. 연합뉴스 reported that Gangwon Province would stay mostly clear before turning overcast from the night, and it advised caution over fire risk, fog and rough seas.
The reports point to a sharp shift from a cold but clear weekend to a wet Sunday and a colder start to next week. Readers planning outdoor activity on Sunday should check local forecasts, and those heading out early next week should prepare for near-freezing morning temperatures.
