Good morning, it's forecast to be another very hot day in most parts.<br /><br /> Heatwave alerts are still in place across the nation but regions in the east will have another breezy day. <br /><br /> Also many parts of the country could see passing showers during the day so keep an umbrella handy. <br /><br /> Daily highs will be similar to yesterday. Seoul and Chuncheon getting up to 35 degrees Celsius. Daegu and Gwangju will be at 36 degrees. <br /><br /> Temperatures will still be hovering in the mid-thirties here in the capital for another week or so, so take care <br /><br />With that, let's take a look at the international weather for viewers around the world. <br /><br />Many regions of South Korea will see scorching temperatures with some sporadic showers during the day, North Korea will have heavier showers of up to 100 millimeters.<br /><br />Typhoon Shanshan continues to power across the Pacific as Japan braces itself for a hit. It will make landfall near Tokyo on Wednesday night. <br /><br />Perth, Melbourne and Wellington will have a rainy Wednesday. <br /><br />Ninety-two heat warnings were in effect across Canada Tuesday afternoon, with more possible as hot weather prepares to settle in. <br /><br />As for South America, Brazil's two major cities will have promising weather on Wednesday. <br /><br />The heatwave in Europe has led to the deaths of thousands of fish in the River Rhine.<br /><br />Lastly to Africa, Addis Ababa will have unstable weather for the time being.<br /><br /> That's the weather update for now.<br />
