날씨: 모레까지 전국에 가을장마<br /><br />Chuseok is just around the corner, and for those looking forward to the bright round full Chuseok moon, pay attention: the moon will rise at 6:38 PM in Seoul.<br />Other major cities, like Busan and Ulsan, will get a glimpse at the full moon at 6:26 PM.<br />But because of the position of the moon, it's expected to look the fullest the day after Chuseok, or Saturday.<br />Weather conditions are expected to cooperate with only a few clouds drifting by.<br />The capital has been under a cloudy sky with just a drizzle today whereas the southern provinces have been soaking with some heavier rain caused by the monsoon front.<br />However, the rain will concentrate over the northern parts of the peninsula tomorrow,... soaking the capital and surrounding areas.<br />The rain will start to clear off tonight in the south,... whereas the capital will see a good amount of rain mostly between 30 to 80 millimeters until tomorrow,... but some areas may even receive more than 100 millimeters.<br />Checking out the readings for tomorrow,...<br />Most regions across the country will get up to similar readings,...Seoul, Daejeon, Daegu and Jeju beginning the day at 24 degrees Celsius.<br />The daytime highs will be higher than seasonal norms,...<br />with Seoul reaching 28 degrees, while Busan and Jeju hit 29 and 30 degrees respectively.<br />But rainy weather is in store until Wednesday,... luckily before the Chuseok holiday kicks off on Thursday..<br />I'll leave you with the weather conditions around the world.<br />
