In brief
Yonhap reported the Sunday weather for 12 major South Korean cities, indicating a 60‑70 % chance of rain in northern and central areas and 60‑70 % likelihood of sun in the south. Temperatures range from 5 °C in Chuncheon to 22 °C in Jeju, offering South Korea mild and varied conditions for the day.
The Yonhap agency released Sunday’s weather forecast for South Korea’s 12 largest cities at 9:01 a.m. Reconfirmation of a two‑tone day in the country showed a generally cool temperature hold, with the chances for rain higher in the north and the south offering sunnier outlooks.
In Seoul, the temperature will hover between high 13 °C and low 5 °C with a 60 % chance of rain. Neighboring Incheon, Suwon and Cheongju share a similar outlook, with a 60 % chance of rain in Incheon and Suwon, and a 70 % chance in Cheongju. Daejeon, Chuncheon and Gangneung will also see significant rain probabilities, ranging from 60 % to 70 %, while in Gangneung the high climbs to 16 °C with an expected sun report.
In central southeast cities of Jeonju, Gwangju and Daegu, the forecast leans towards sunshine. Jeonju will see a high of 14 °C with a 70 % likelihood of clear weather, Gwangju a 15 °C high and 70 % sun, and Daegu a 13 °C high and 60 % chance of sunshine.
The southern coastal cities of Busan and Jeju are predicted to enjoy the best of sunny conditions. Busan will reach a high 18 °C with a 70 % chance of sun, while Jeju displays a warmer 22 °C high with a 60 % chance of clear sky.
Overall the forecast highlights part‑cloudy to sunny conditions across the country, encouraging residents to adapt to the variable weather for the remainder of the day.
