Good afternoon. It's shaping up to be another day of summer heat under mostly sunny skies in Seoul...<br /><br /> while southern regions will get some relief from the heatwave, with between 5 and 20 millimeters of rainfall expected until the mid-afternoon. <br /><br /> Temperatures will be 5 to 7 degrees lower today in some places, getting up to 24 degrees Celsius in Daegu. Seoul and Daejeon will be very warm at 29 and 28 degrees respectively. <br /><br /> Tomorrow is Memorial Day here in Korea, a national holiday. It will remain warm and sunny while southern regions will also see temperatures rebounding to the upper 20s. <br />With that, let's take a look at the international weather for viewers around the world.<br /><br /> The summer heatwave will continue in central regions of South Korea, while most of North Korea will have warm highs as well. <br /><br />Beijing will be hotter than New Delhi on Tuesday, with an expected high of 41 degrees. <br /> <br />Those in Melbourne had a chilly and wet start to the day but the clouds will clear to make way for sunny skies<br /><br />Over in Washington D.C., after 10 inches of rain, the Potomac River is about to hit its highest level in 8 years with the area on alert for floods.<br /><br />As for South America, Brazil's two major cities will have a wet Tuesday. <br /><br />Taking you to Europe,...in the UK, blue skies and blazing sunshine will make a near nationwide comeback over the coming days after a fresher, cloudier start to the week. <br /><br />Lastly to Africa, Cape Town and Addis Ababa will have unstable weather conditions on Tuesday.<br /><br />That's the weather update for now.<br />
