Typhoon Prapiroon lashed Korea's Jeju Island and Gyeongsangnam-do coastline yesterday, but the typhoon has shifted course to the east, bringing stormy weather to Dokdo and Ulleungdo. <br /><br /> Meanwhile, the rest of the country will have a very humid and hot day under mostly sunny skies. <br /><br /> But monsoon showers are in the forecast for most parts of the country during the day. Have your umbrella handy. <br /><br /> Temperature-wise, southern regions will notice a jump in temperatures, with highs ranging from 30 to 32 degrees Celsius. Seoul and Gyeongju will get up to 31 degrees.<br /><br /> Readings will go down a few notches on Thursday with another round of light showers expected in inland regions including Seoul.<br /><br />With that, let's take a look at the international weather for viewers around the world.<br /><br /> While most of South Korea will deal with humid weather under mostly sunny skies, some parts of North Korea will see sporadic showers. <br /><br />The mercury drops a bit in New Delhi, bringing some relief from the hot and sultry weather. <br /><br />Those in Perth will need to keep an umbrella handy until Thursday. <br /><br />Chicago should be facing a rainy Fourth of July this year with scattered thunderstorms. It will still be warm though.<br /><br />As for South America, Rio de Janeiro and Santiago will both have a rainy Wednesday. <br /><br />Taking you to Europe,...there'll be a break from the heatwave and sunshine... with showers in store until Thursday. <br /><br />Lastly to Africa, the scorching heat wave in Cairo shows no sign of easing up. <br /><br />That's the weather update for now.<br />
