Good morning, the season's most intense cold wave continues today. Things don't seem to be too different from yesterday, it's going to be another bone chilling day. <br /><br /> In fact, a dry weather advisory has been upgraded to a warning now in Seoul... with humidity levels going down to as low as 25 percent, drink plenty of water and turn on your humidifiers. <br /><br /> On that note, here are the readings for today, Seoul will inch up to -10 degrees Celsius but it will feel colder due to strong winds, even Busan will see readings in the negative territory all day. <br /><br /> Starting tomorrow, at least we won't have highs of around minus 10 degrees Celsius while lows will remain on the freezing side.<br /><br />With that, let's take a look at the international weather for viewers around the world. <br /><br /> While many parts in South Korea will be colder than Montreal or Moscow on this Friday, most cities in North Korea will also have even colder temperatures. <br /><br />As for the rest of Asia, on Thursday morning, Tokyo had the lowest morning lows in 48 years at a low of minus 4 degrees Celsius, as cold air blanketed wide areas of the nation. It will be as cold as yesterday. <br /><br />Meanwhile, Australia Day got off to a tropical start in Melbourne and you will likely to have a hot, humid and stormy long holiday weekend. <br /><br />Heading to North America, those of you in Vancouver will need to keep an umbrella handy, rain is in the forecast for about a week. <br /><br />As for South America, Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro will have a wet day along with scattered thunderstorms. <br /><br />Taking you to Europe,.. the Seine River in Paris is expected to rise farther out of its banks through this weekend despite northeastern France catching a break from heavy rain.<br /><br />Lastly to Africa, Cairo will have a rainy Friday.<br />
