The first day of June, today (1), Jeju area will be cloudy and blurred from the day.
According to the Jeju Regional Meteorological Agency, today’s highest temperature is 22 ~ 24 ℃, which is similar to normal year.
There are areas where the temperature difference between the day and night is large around 10 ℃, so be careful about health care due to temperature changes.
The waves of the sea will be 0.5 ~ 1m in front of the sea in front of Jeju Island, and 0.5 ~ 1m in Jeju Menmen.
There may be a lot of sea fog, so voyage and operating ships should be careful about maritime safety accidents.
In the south of the south of Jeju, the preliminary reputation is issued, and both the sky and the sea road connecting Jeju are operating normally.
Monday, Monday (2 days) is cloudy and there is a rainy place from dawn.
Moret (3 days), the 21st presidential election day, will be blurred and then clear from the afternoon, and it will rain sometimes until the morning.
Expected precipitation is 20 ~ 60mm from dawn (2 days) to day after tomorrow (3 days).
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Breaking News: Jeju Weather Alert – Cloudy Start to June with Significance for Maritime Safety and 21st Presidential Election
June 1, 2023 — The archyde.com team is bringing you breaking news from Jeju, where the day is starting with cloudy conditions and significant advisories for both maritime safety and election-day weather.
Meteorological Outlook for June 1
Jeju Island is experiencing a cloudy start to the month, according to the Jeju Regional Meteorological Agency. Daytime temperatures will peak from 22 to 24°C, remaining in line with historic averages for this time of year. However, temperature differences between day and night are substantial, with a Nabbing difference of up to 10°C, which can pose risks to public health. Be prepared for significant temperature changes to ensure personal safety and comfort.
Maritime Safety Alerts
Sea conditions are uncertain with waves estimated to be between 0.5 to 1 meter in both the front seas and Jeju’s southern areas. There is a high likelihood of sea fog, necessitating heightened maritime safety precautions for voyages and shipping operations. The south of Jeju has issued preliminary advisories, and all sky and sea routes continue to operate normally.
Forecast for the Coming Days
In anticipation of Monday, the outlook suggests continued cloudy conditions with isolated rainfall. As we approach the 21st presidential election, the weather is expected to transition from blurred to clearer skies in the afternoon, though intermittent rain is predicted, especially from the morning through to the evening. Total expected precipitation is estimated to range between 20 to 60mm over the next three days.
Evergreen Weather Tips
Understanding the implications of weather trends in Jeju can be crucial for visitors and locals alike. Historical weather data has shown significant fluctuations during June, with”*.
*Practical Tips:*
– Stay informed via local weather bulletins to avoid unexpected conditions.
– Have rain gear on hand for potential showers.
– Be prepared with layers to adapt to varying temperatures.
– Ensure maritime safety by checking weather updates before planning sea voyages.
For more insights and updates, keep visiting archyde.com, your go-to source for Jeju’s latest news and weather Alerts.
— Archyde.com Team
