Weekly weather forecast: Rain Sunday, heavy rain in the south Monday

Seoul: Mostly sunny except for rain Sunday

Seoul will have many sunny days during the first part of the forecast period, with rain focused on Sunday, November 1. Friday, October 30, will be sunny, while Saturday, October 31, will be mostly sunny with clouds for a time. A low-pressure system will be positioned nearby on Sunday, bringing cloudy skies followed by rain later. Bring an umbrella if you go out that day.

Monday, November 2, will be mostly sunny with clouds for a time, and sunny conditions will continue from Tuesday, November 3, through Thursday, November 5. Seoul’s high on Sunday is forecast to be 11°C, lower than on Saturday.

Gangwon Yeongdong: Sunny weather returns after Sunday rain

Gangneung will have many sunny days during the first part of the forecast period. It will be cloudy with occasional rain on Sunday, November 1, but rainfall amounts will be low. Friday, October 30, will be sunny, while Saturday, October 31, will be mostly sunny with clouds for a time.

Monday, November 2, will be mostly sunny with clouds for a time, and sunny conditions will continue from Tuesday, November 3, through Thursday, November 5. Gangneung’s high on Saturday is forecast to be 16°C, lower than on Friday.

Southern regions and Jeju: Rain concentrated on November 1 and 2

The southern regions and Jeju will have many sunny days during the first part of the forecast period, but rain will be concentrated on Sunday, November 1, and Monday, November 2. Friday, October 30, will be mostly sunny with occasional rain, and Saturday, October 31, will be sunny. On Sunday, skies will be cloudy before rain arrives later, with high rainfall amounts expected on Jeju. Heavy rain or a storm is forecast in Busan on Monday, November 2, with daily rainfall exceeding 100 mm. Jeju will be mostly sunny with occasional rain. Bring an umbrella.

Conditions will be generally sunny from Tuesday, November 3, through Thursday, November 5. Jeju will be cloudy before clearing later on Wednesday, November 4.