2023-09-03 04:22:31
Indirect impact of typhoons 11 and 12 that missed… The late heat also prevails
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As typhoons No. 11 and No. 12 headed toward China and Japan, Korea was not directly affected by the typhoon.
However, due to indirect effects, it will rain in many places until the beginning of the week.
The late heat of around 30 degrees is expected to continue.
This is reporter Kim Dong-hyuk.
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This is a satellite image of the Korean peninsula.
Typhoon No. 11 ‘Haikui’ is heading north toward Taiwan.
The 12th ‘Wild Goose’ located in the southern sea of Japan is expected to weaken sooner or later.
Four typhoons from No. 9 to No. 12 were recently created in the western Pacific, but they are not approaching Korea.
This is because the cold, dry air that created the autumn rainy season over the Korean Peninsula is blocking the northbound typhoon.
The typhoon is avoiding, but there are places where it rains all over the country.
“The hot and humid air at the edge of the North Pacific High and the cold and dry air from the upper pressure trough met to create a precipitation belt. The precipitation zone will gradually expand and rain will spread to most areas of the country.”
In particular, as the water vapor brought by Typhoon No. 12 ‘Geosegi’ flows in, it will rain throughout the beginning of the week in Jeju and the East Coast.
Although the season has entered autumn, late heat is also appearing.
Tomorrow, the temperature will rise to 32 degrees in Gwangju, and heat is expected mainly in the western region, such as 31 degrees in Jeonju and 30 degrees in Daejeon.
The Korea Meteorological Administration predicted that there would be daytime heat in various places, with daytime temperatures around 30 degrees throughout this week.
This is Yonhap News TV Kim Dong-hyuk. (dhkim1004@yna.co.kr)
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