Seoul day temperature 13.9 degrees… Recorded warmest winter days since 1932

On the afternoon of the 24th, when temperatures in most regions of the country remain in the video zone, citizens are riding bicycles at the World Peace Gate Square in Olympic Park in Songpa-gu, Seoul. 2021.1.24/News1 © News1 Reporter Jinhwan Kim

The highest temperature in Seoul on Sunday on the 24th was 13.9 degrees Celsius, ranking second in history after 1932 in the highest temperature on January.

The Meteorological Administration said that the temperature in Seoul on that day reached 13.9 degrees Celsius, the second highest ever since 1907, when the observation began. By the end of January, it was the first place ever.

According to the regional detailed observation data (AWS) provided by the Meteorological Administration, the temperature of each city at 3:50 p.m. △ Seoul 13.4 degrees △ Chungju 12.3 degrees △ Chuncheon 12.4 degrees △ Gangneung 8.4 degrees △ Daejeon 13.4 degrees △ Daegu 9.8 degrees △ Gwangju It is 12.8 degrees △ Busan 9.7 degrees △ Jeju 12.4 degrees.

It is analyzed that the phenomenon that the temperature is slightly higher than the normal in the western region is due to the clear weather and the phenomena.

An official from the Meteorological Administration said, “The whole country was under the influence of high pressure in the northeast, so the sun was sunny and the temperature rose slightly during the day.” “The dry and warm wind came over to the west due to the heat phenomenon caused by the high pressure in the northeast.”

It is an analysis that it is a characteristic of high pressure that blows in a clockwise direction, and a dry and warm flap phenomenon occurs as the air in the northeast crosses the mountain in the east and passes to the west.

For this reason, the temperature is expected to be higher than normal in the afternoon for the time being. The highest temperature during the day on the 25th is 9-14 degrees Celsius, and 6-12 degrees Celsius on the 26th. It is 6-7 degrees higher than the normal 0-7 degrees.

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