Korea remains under an intense heat wave, and today we're looking at some record-breaking highs.<br /> In fact, Seoul will get up to 38 degrees Celsius, which is the fifth highest since records were first kept in 1904.<br />The entire country is under a heatwave warning except for a narrow strip along the Taebaek mountain range where it'll be a little cooler in the higher altitude.<br />No rain in the forecast, though, anywhere.<br />People are advised to avoid going out too much in the heat of the day and make sure to stay hydrated.<br />More than two-thousand people have been treated this summer for heat-related illnesses, about a third more than last year. <br />
