Unbearable heat continues to sweep the nation _ 080218
- 6 years ago
날씨: 전국에 견디기 힘든 더위 계속되
Hello I'm Michelle Park here with the latest weather update.
The sunshine these days can burn your skin in a matter of minutes, I advise you to apply sunscreen before you step outside. It was extremely hot today across the entire country, especially in the west,... where it reached 40 degrees Celsius.
It'll be mostly clear skies tomorrow due to the effects of the North Pacific high-pressure front. It might be a little less hot, but only by a few degrees. Beijing and Tokyo will be similar to Busan.
After experiencing a tropical night, Seoul begins the morning sunny at 29 degrees Celsius. While Daegu and Gyeongju both start at 25 degrees.
The high in most places is expected to be around 36 to 38 degrees. Jeju a lot lower at 33.
By next week, the highs will gradually go down from the high thirties to the mid-thirties. But that's still considered unbearably hot so make sure to take the right precautions to stay healthy.
I'll leave you with the weather conditions around the world.
Hello I'm Michelle Park here with the latest weather update.
The sunshine these days can burn your skin in a matter of minutes, I advise you to apply sunscreen before you step outside. It was extremely hot today across the entire country, especially in the west,... where it reached 40 degrees Celsius.
It'll be mostly clear skies tomorrow due to the effects of the North Pacific high-pressure front. It might be a little less hot, but only by a few degrees. Beijing and Tokyo will be similar to Busan.
After experiencing a tropical night, Seoul begins the morning sunny at 29 degrees Celsius. While Daegu and Gyeongju both start at 25 degrees.
The high in most places is expected to be around 36 to 38 degrees. Jeju a lot lower at 33.
By next week, the highs will gradually go down from the high thirties to the mid-thirties. But that's still considered unbearably hot so make sure to take the right precautions to stay healthy.
I'll leave you with the weather conditions around the world.