After Malbok , a day which traditionally signals the end of the summer in Korea..., the temperatures in all regions of the country seem to have dropped overnight.<br />Our Hong Yoo has more. The sleepless tropical nights that made people toss and turn because of the heat, have finally ended after 27 days.<br /> Tropical nights, when the temperature does not drop under 25 degrees Celsius, have been affecting Seoul since July 22nd.<br />This year, in which Seoul faced its worst heatwave ever, has seen the most tropical nights in a row, breaking the previous record of 24 consecutive days back in 1994.<br />But last night the temperature in Seoul finally dropped below 25 degrees, falling to 22.1 degrees Celsius.<br /> Tropical nights in Yeosu, a city in the southern coast of South Korea, also came to an end after a record 29 consecutive days.<br />Other regions such as Daejeon, Gangneung, Daegu, and Busan saw nighttime temperatures below 25 degrees Celsius as well.<br /><br />According to the Korea Meteorological Administration, tropical nights have stopped for a while due to the cold and dry air that chilled the anticyclone in the northern part of South Korea.<br /><br /> Yet, it is too early to say whether the heatwave has come to an end as the anticyclone will once again increase the temperatures after this weekend.<br /> And by August 27th, the daytime and nighttime temperatures are forecast to once again increase to the level that heatwave warnings are issued.<br />Hong Yoo, Arirang News. <br />
