Spring in full swing under fairly bright skies _ 042618
- 6 years ago
Good afternoon. Expect spring warmth across Korea all day while neighboring countries will also have a warm and sunny Thursday.
The single digit morning lows in Daegu and Gyeongju will climb to 24 degrees Celsius by the afternoon. Seoul will get up to 21 degrees,... but the skies won't be as sunny as yesterday.
The weather looks promising for the next five days with mostly sunny skies in store.
In Panmunjom in Paju, Gyeonggi-do Province, where the inter-Korean summit will take place, the weather looks promising for the big day.
With that, let's take a look at the international weather for viewers around the world.
Most of South Korea will have mainly bright skies along with mild highs, and most parts of North Korea will also have repeat of Wednesday's weather conditions under sunny skies.
Wednesday was Delhi's hottest day of the season so far, as mercury crossed 43 degrees Celsius for the first time, and there's another sizzling day in store on Thursday.
If you are in Wellington, enjoy the sun while it lasts because a storm is on its way, bringing heavy rain and strong winds starting tomorrow afternoon.
Heading to North America, the festival season has finally started in Montreal but expect to see showers into Sunday along with rollercoaster temperature fluctuations.
As for South America, those in Buenos Aires will see frequent showers into next Tuesday. Keep an umbrella handy.
Taking you to Europe,... Stockholm, Moscow, Berlin will all have a rainy Thursday.
Lastly to Africa, there is welcome rain for residents of western Cape Town on Thursday.
That's all the weather update for now.
The single digit morning lows in Daegu and Gyeongju will climb to 24 degrees Celsius by the afternoon. Seoul will get up to 21 degrees,... but the skies won't be as sunny as yesterday.
The weather looks promising for the next five days with mostly sunny skies in store.
In Panmunjom in Paju, Gyeonggi-do Province, where the inter-Korean summit will take place, the weather looks promising for the big day.
With that, let's take a look at the international weather for viewers around the world.
Most of South Korea will have mainly bright skies along with mild highs, and most parts of North Korea will also have repeat of Wednesday's weather conditions under sunny skies.
Wednesday was Delhi's hottest day of the season so far, as mercury crossed 43 degrees Celsius for the first time, and there's another sizzling day in store on Thursday.
If you are in Wellington, enjoy the sun while it lasts because a storm is on its way, bringing heavy rain and strong winds starting tomorrow afternoon.
Heading to North America, the festival season has finally started in Montreal but expect to see showers into Sunday along with rollercoaster temperature fluctuations.
As for South America, those in Buenos Aires will see frequent showers into next Tuesday. Keep an umbrella handy.
Taking you to Europe,... Stockholm, Moscow, Berlin will all have a rainy Thursday.
Lastly to Africa, there is welcome rain for residents of western Cape Town on Thursday.
That's all the weather update for now.