Good morning. Korea and its neighboring countries will have warmer than average temperatures on Tuesday.
Seoul saw the daily high reach nearly 30 degrees Celsius yesterday, readings will go down a few notches but southern provinces will have summer-like heat.
For a closer look, Seoul will hit 25 degrees, while Daejeon will have highs a couple of notches lower than Monday at 28 degrees, Gyeongju will also be at 28.
Some sudden showers are in store in parts of the central region along with thunder and lightning from late afternoon into the night.
With that, let's take a look at the international weather for viewers around the world.
South Korea will have partly sunny skies with passing showers in the central regions... and North Korea will also have unstable weather conditions.
Islamabad is going through a severe heatwave with temperatures expected to even cross 40 degrees Celsius.
Air quality in Sydney has reached "hazardous" levels at times this morning... There have been at least 11 days when the air quality was rated "bad" this month.
Over in the U.S., New York will experience swings in temperatures this week with summer-like heat in the afternoon.
As for South America, Brazil's two major cities will be under sunny skies with highs in the mid twenties.
Taking you to Europe,... Berlin has been going through an unusually long stretch of very warm weather this month and Tuesday's highs will hit 32 degrees.
Lastly to Africa, Tripoli will have excessive heat with highs reaching 39 degrees, be careful of heat stroke.
That's the weather update for now.
