The inflow of yellow dust and ultra-fine dust from China has caused fine dust levels in the nation to rise today.
Yes, but seems like the pollution in the capital area was short-lived, as the air quality has improved a lot now. To get more details let's turn to Natalie Seok at the weather center.
Yes, the air has cleared up in most central and northern areas thanks to northwerly winds. And other than Gwangju and Jeollabuk-do Province, most regoins will be dust-free by Saturday morning.
We'll also have plenty of sunshine and warm daytime temperatures over the weekend.
However, daily temperature gaps will be more than 10 degrees Celsius.
Seoul wakes up to 9 degrees Celsius, while Deagu wakes up to 10 degrees, and Busan and Jeju are slightly warmer at 15 and 14 degrees, respectively.
Day time highs will rise back up again to the high teens.
Seoul will peak at 19 degrees Celsius, Daegu and Gyeongju at 21 degrees, and Busan and Jeju at 22 degrees.
So, it'll feel pleasant and mild during the day.
Now, this weekend we'll have a sunny start but clouds will gradually build up. Sunday will be occasionally cloudy for most regions, while parts of Gangwon-do Province and the Gyeongsang-do Provinces will see rainy spells in the morning and afternoon.
I'll leave you with the weather conditions around the world.
