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How Long Will the Subzero Cold Last? Next Week’s Weather Outlook

As subzero temperatures grip the nation, weather forecasts indicate that the cold snap will persist into the upcoming week. From January 26 to February 1, daytime and nighttime temperatures will remain below average.

Next Week’s Weather Outlook

According to the Korea Meteorological Administration, the majority of next week will experience colder temperatures compared to seasonal norms. However, by the weekend, conditions are expected to normalize.

Daily Breakdown

  • Monday, January 26: Cloudy nationwide, with rain or snow expected along the southern coast and Jeju Island. Morning lows will range from -14°C to -3°C, while daytime highs will be between -4°C and 7°C.
  • Tuesday, January 27: Central regions will see intermittent clouds. Southern regions and Jeju will be mostly cloudy. Morning temperatures are projected to be between -12°C and 1°C, with daytime highs from -5°C to 7°C.
  • Wednesday, January 28 – Sunday, February 1: Generally clear conditions are forecasted, though Jeolla and Jeju may experience more cloud cover. Morning lows will range from -14°C to -2°C and daytime highs from -3°C to 6°C until Friday. From Saturday to Sunday, morning lows are expected to be between -10°C and 0°C, with daytime highs returning to seasonal averages of 0°C to 8°C.

Temperature Predictions by Region

Region Morning Low (°C) Daytime High (°C)
Seoul -10 to -6 -2 to 2
Incheon -10 to -6 -3 to 1
Chuncheon 4 to 8 -2 to 1
Daejeon -9 to -4 1 to 3
Gwangju -5 to -2 3 to 5
Daegu -8 to -5 18 to 20
Busan -4 to 0 5 to 8
Jeju 2 to 5 5 to 7

Air Quality Concerns

The air quality is expected to be predominantly moderate next week. On Monday, favorable atmospheric circulation will ensure normal levels across the country. However, on Tuesday, pollutants from domestic and international sources may lead to temporary poor air quality in the Seoul and Chungcheong regions, while other areas will maintain normal levels. From Wednesday to Sunday, air quality is projected to return to general moderate levels, with Friday potentially showing good to moderate conditions.

Stay updated on the weather conditions and prepare for the continuing cold as the week progresses.

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