Typhoon Soulik dropped more than one-thousand millimeters of rain on Jeju Island's mountainous regions over the past 24 hours or so.<br />Seoul is bracing for showers and gusty winds, but as we mentioned the typhoon is losing steam in terms of its power... and will probably be downgraded to a tropical storm by the local weather agency before too long.<br />For a look at the weather for the entire country, let's speak to our Lee Jee-hyun who's standing at the weather center for us. Jee-hyun fill us in.<br /><br /> Typhoon Soulik dropped heavy showers in Jeollanam-do Province and it's gradually heading to Chungcheong-do Province. The typhoon is losing its strength while it travels in a northeast direction. We can tell the path is taking a more southerly course that expected, it's very likely to move out from the country around 11 AM or noon near Gangneung. The closest time Typhoon approaches Seoul will be around 8 AM this morning.... in less than an hour.<br /><br /> Typhoon alerts are in place for the entire nation, warnings are in place for southwest regions and waters off Jeju, parts of south and west sea. <br /><br /> Northeast regions, including Gangneung and Chuncheon, will see heavier showers, while the weather agency has re-announced that the capital could see about 10 millimeters showers, but winds will be around 14 meters per second.. that's 50 kilometers an hour. <br /><br /> Daily highs will range from 29 to 33 degrees, southwest regions will see nicer weather before noon. The entire nation will have calm weather by the evening. <br /><br />That's all for now, stay safe...back to you Mark in the studio. <br />
