Good morning, we had another freezing start to the day, upper regions had lows way below minus 10 degrees Celsius so dress in layers.<br /><br /> But the temperature readings will rise rapidly and by the afternoon, Seoul will finally see readings in the positive territory and readings will remain at seasonal averages until Friday. <br /><br /> On that note, here are the readings for today. Seoul will rise to 1 degree Celsius, while southern provinces including Daegu and Gwangju will have similar highs to yesterday at 3 degrees Celsius. But we could see dust levels rising in the afternoon... <br /><br /> The season's final round cold snap is in store this weekend and it will linger until early next week, so don't put away your thick jackets yet. <br /><br />With that, let's take a look at the international weather for viewers around the world. <br /><br /> While those of us in Seoul will finally see afternoon highs rising back to near seasonal averages, most cities in North Korea will also see readings ease up this afternoon. <br /><br />As for the rest of Asia, China's national observatory renewed a blue alert Monday, as a cold front continued to hit central and east China.<br /><br />Meanwhile, Australia’s high summer heatwave is about to end. Rain is on its way and the outlook for the rest of summer is for generally cooler temperatures.<br /><br />Heading to North America, Chicago will have higher temperatures than yesterday slightly about the freezing mark. <br /><br />As for South America, those of you in Rio de Janeiro won't see sun until Friday, rain and scattered thunderstorms will dominate most days.<br /> <br />Taking you to Europe,.. Moscow will be blanketed with snow until Saturday along with freezing temperatures. <br /><br />Lastly to Africa, light rain is in store in Cape Town but we are not expecting a significant amount.<br />
