SEOUL — South Korea's weather agency reported a varied forecast for the nation's major cities this Saturday morning. Residents can expect a range of conditions from sunny skies to rainy weather, with temperatures hovering around the twenties in Celsius. Seoul is set to have cloudy skies with a mild chance of rain at 30%, while Incheon will likely see sunnier weather with a similar slight chance of precipitation.
According to the Yonhap News Agency, other areas such as Suwon will mirror Seoul's conditions, while Cheongju and Daejeon brace for a higher likelihood of rain at 60%. Notably, Gangneung and Jeju are forecasted to have the highest probability of rain, standing at 80%, which may affect outdoor activities and travel plans in these regions. Meanwhile, coastal cities like Busan will experience rain with a 60% chance, but with slightly higher temperatures.
The forecast details for all twelve major cities indicate a need for residents to prepare for sudden weather changes and to carry umbrellas or raincoats to mitigate the effects of unexpected rain showers throughout the day.