A citizen is walking with an umbrella in the area of Jongno-gu, Seoul, where a heavy snow warning was issued on the 28th of last month. News 1
Another snowfall. It snows in the metropolitan area from around the time of work on the 3rd, Wednesday. This snow is expected to sweep across the country until the dawn of the 4th.
According to the Meteorological Administration on the 2nd, snow will start in the central region on the evening of the 3rd, and it will expand to the whole country by the dawn of the 4th.
On the same day, forecaster Woo Jin-gyu of the Meteorological Administration said, “Snow starts to fall in Seoul, northern Gyeonggi, and northern Gangwon from around 6 pm on the 3rd, and the snow clouds will expand to almost cover the central region at night.” The snow cloud will escape to the southeast at the dawn of the 4th.”
Precipitation forecast from 6pm on the 3rd to 6am on the 4th. The snow cloud is expected to start snowing in the central region on the night of the 3rd, and rain in the southern region on the morning of the 4th and escape to the southern seas. On the morning of the 14th after the snow and rain, the whole country will show sub-zero temperatures due to the influence of the cold air that has driven away the clouds. Materials Meteorological Agency
It is expected that the day will begin to clear from the northwest of Seoul and Gyeonggi at around 3 am on the 4th, and it will stop after rain or snow falls around Gyeongsang-do at 6 am.
Up to 10cm in Seoul on the night of the 3rd, beware of new heavy snow for 1~2 hours
On the morning of the 18th of last month, a public official is working on snow removal near the Buk-gu Office in Gwangju, where a heavy snow warning was issued. Photo Gwangju Buk-gu Office
For 12 hours from 6pm on the 3rd to 6am on the 4th, 5-15cm of snow is expected in eastern Gyeonggi and Gangwon-do, and 3-10cm of snow in Seoul, western Gyeonggi, North Chungcheong, and northern Gyeongbuk, so a heavy snow warning came down. Seems to lose. In the other central and southern inland areas, 1~5cm of snow is expected to accumulate.
This snow falls from a more developed snow cloud by adding cold northern air from the afternoon to the weak clouds that came from the west sea on the 3rd. Forecaster Woo said, “The snow clouds become stronger as cold air enters strongly on the 3rd night, especially around midnight,” and “Because the snow can become intensively concentrated for 1-2 hours in the central region, it is necessary to pay attention to snow removal and driving at night. “
In the southern region, where the temperature in the image area is visible, it is highly likely that it will rain instead of snow. However, the cold air that drove out rain clouds affects until the 4th, and on the morning of the 4th, most regions of the country are under-zero cold. The Meteorological Administration advised to pay attention to traffic safety on the way to work on the morning of the 4th as snow or rain could freeze and become ice.
After the snow ends, the temperature gradually rises
An apartment parking lot in Chuncheon, Gangwon-do, turned white after a lot of snow on the 30th of last month. yunhap news
The temperature also rides a roller coaster. In addition to the effect of high pressure located in the south sea, cold air from the north intermittently enters, creating a place where the daily temperature difference exceeds 15 degrees. On the morning of the 3rd, the minimum temperature is -14 degrees below -2 degrees Celsius and the highest temperature in the daytime is 0-7 degrees. On the 14th, the minimum temperature in the morning at -10 to 3 degrees Celsius and the highest temperature in the daytime at 0 to 10 degrees Celsius will show the weather going back and forth between winter and spring.
Weather forecaster Woo said, “As strong cold air and strong warm air alternately affect our country this winter, the temperature fluctuations were large, and intensive snow and rain were frequent.” But from this week, as a whole, it was affected by the warm south air. The temperature will gradually rise,” he explained.
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