Dust levels soar in South Korea _ 121718
- 5 years ago
Good morning, temperatures are starting off a lot milder today and daily highs will also be a couple of notches higher than the seasonal norms,... in fact we can expect unseasonably mild air staying with us through the week. We might not need a thick jacket but will need to keep a face mask handy.
Warm westerly winds have also brought toxic dust from China. An ultra fine dust advisory has been issued in Incheon, and smog alerts could expand to more regions as the entire nation will be dealing with very bad air quality. Expect to see high levels of fine dust through the week.
Mostly sunny skies are expected to dominate and daily highs in the northern regions will be a couple of notches higher while southern provinces will see readings similar to yesterday.
With that, let's take a look at the international weather for viewers around the world.
South Korea will be blanketed with high levels of ultra fine dust this Monday while North Korea will be under lots of sunshine with highs in the low single digits.
Heavily polluted air is likely to affect parts of China for the next 10 days until cold air arrives next week.
Severe storms hit Sydney on Saturday afternoon...leaving more than 10,000 homes and businesses still without power.... following the wild storms that ripped through the city on Saturday. Wild weather is set to continue this week,
Meanwhile, 2018 will officially go down as D.C.'s wettest calendar year on record.
Expect more rain this week.
As for South America, Sao Paulo and Buenos Aires will have unstable weather conditions.
Taking you to Europe, those in Britain will be blasted by storms next week before Christmas.
Lastly to Africa, expect a warm Monday but rain is in store for Tuesday.
That's the weather update for now.
Warm westerly winds have also brought toxic dust from China. An ultra fine dust advisory has been issued in Incheon, and smog alerts could expand to more regions as the entire nation will be dealing with very bad air quality. Expect to see high levels of fine dust through the week.
Mostly sunny skies are expected to dominate and daily highs in the northern regions will be a couple of notches higher while southern provinces will see readings similar to yesterday.
With that, let's take a look at the international weather for viewers around the world.
South Korea will be blanketed with high levels of ultra fine dust this Monday while North Korea will be under lots of sunshine with highs in the low single digits.
Heavily polluted air is likely to affect parts of China for the next 10 days until cold air arrives next week.
Severe storms hit Sydney on Saturday afternoon...leaving more than 10,000 homes and businesses still without power.... following the wild storms that ripped through the city on Saturday. Wild weather is set to continue this week,
Meanwhile, 2018 will officially go down as D.C.'s wettest calendar year on record.
Expect more rain this week.
As for South America, Sao Paulo and Buenos Aires will have unstable weather conditions.
Taking you to Europe, those in Britain will be blasted by storms next week before Christmas.
Lastly to Africa, expect a warm Monday but rain is in store for Tuesday.
That's the weather update for now.