South Korea will experience increasing cloud cover turning overcast by nightfall, setting the stage for nationwide rain forecast for the following day, according to weather reports from KBS News.
The weather pattern brings a transition following days marked by early winter morning chills, large daily temperature ranges, and thick morning fog across inland regions. While daytime temperatures have shown signs of moderating slightly, conditions ahead of the approaching rain include dense mist and autumn weather characteristics across various parts of the country.
Forecasters advise residents to remain cautious of reduced visibility during commutes due to morning fog, alongside notable temperature swings between day and night before the widespread rainfall arrives.
