Some highly-anticipated rainfall is on the way for the entire nation. Rain will start from the south before spreading to the rest of the country. Seoul will start to see rain from around lunchtime.
Despite the rain, we'll see readings similar to a tad lower than yesterday, Seoul and Daejeon will make it to 8 degrees Celsius. Rain will pour down in Busan this afternoon, while Jeju will see a high of 19 degrees along with a good amount of rainfall.
Seoul could see a mix of rain and snow tomorrow morning, which is a national holiday here in Korea to celebrate Independence Movement Day, then readings will jump to mild side again this weekend.
With that, let's take a look at the international weather for viewers around the world.
While many regions in South Korea will receive welcome rain on this last day of February, most parts in North Korea will also see either rain or snow under cloudy skies.
As for the rest of Asia, Tokyo will notice big gaps in temperatures between lows and highs so dress accordingly.
Meanwhile, Melbourne enjoyed some late summer sun yesterday but that's about to change with strong winds in the forecast.
Heading to North America, rain will continue and expect clouds to cap off the day in Vancouver. Montreal will be rainy as well.
As for South America, nothing seems to be out of the ordinary in terms of weather conditions. Rain returns in Bogota.
Taking you to Europe,.. Sweeping in from Siberia, a monster winter storm has brought rare snow to Rome, and bitter winds to Britain. The most severe cold is forecast to hit Eastern Europe over the next five days.
Lastly to Africa, Addis Ababa will have more unstable weather conditions.
