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The Korea Meteorological Administration issues heavy rain advisories and strong wind advisories when certain rainfall or wind speed standards are met.
The Korea Meteorological Administration announced that a heavy rain advisory will be in effect for the mountainous areas of Jeju Island, the mid-mountainous areas of Jeju City, and the eastern part of Jeju City as of 8 a.m. on the 26th.
A heavy rain advisory is issued when 3-hour rainfall is expected to exceed 60 mm or 12-hour rainfall is expected to exceed 110 mm. Even if I use an umbrella, everything below my knees gets wet. Be careful of accidents such as flooding of valleys and rivers.
A strong wind advisory is issued when wind speeds are expected to exceed 14 meters per second or instantaneous wind speeds are expected to exceed 20 meters per second. Normally, it would be difficult for a person to walk while holding in the wind.
A heavy rain advisory is in effect for the northern part of Jeju City and Chuja Island.
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On the 26th, a heavy rain and strong wind warning was issued across Jeju Island, and damage due to wind and rain continued to occur. As of 9:30 a.m., a total of 13 damage reports were received, and various accidents were reported, including telephone poles overturned and street trees broken, and injuries to a woman in her 20s. The Korea Meteorological Administration has expanded heavy rain and strong wind advisories and warnings, and in some areas, rain of 10 to 20 mm per hour and strong winds of around 20 meters per second continue.

There will be a lot of clouds in most parts of the country on Saturday the 19th, but it will gradually clear up from the morning. The east coast and mountainous areas of Gangwon, the east coast of Gyeongsang Province, and Jeju Island will be cloudy and rainy in some places until the morning, and rain will fall in places in Ulsan until the day. For the time being, fall weather is forecast to be chilly in the morning and somewhat hot during the day, with the highest daytime temperature being 24 to 30 degrees.

North Korea's Meteorological Administration forecasted that there would be a lot of clouds across the entire region on the 19th, but it would gradually clear up from the afternoon, and that South Hamgyong Province would see less than 5 mm of rain depending on the region until the morning. Pyongyang's lowest morning temperature is 19 degrees, 4 degrees higher than normal, and the highest daytime temperature is expected to be 29 degrees.

On Friday the 18th, Jeju will be cloudy and rainy, with precipitation expected to be 10 to 50 mm in Jeju Island (excluding the north and west) and 5 to 30 mm in the north and west. Strong winds of more than 20 m per second are expected to blow in mountainous, mid-mountainous, and eastern areas, and waves are expected to be as high as 1.5 to 3.5 m at sea. The Korea Meteorological Administration warned of the possibility of a heavy rain warning with very strong rain of 20 to 30 mm per hour and asked people to be careful about facility management and safety accidents.

On Thursday the 10th, the country was expected to see generally clear and cool early fall weather with a morning low of 11 to 20 degrees and a daytime high of 22 to 29 degrees. Centering in the central inland, the temperature difference between day and night is about 15 degrees, so you need to take care of your health. In the southern region and Jeju Island, strong winds of 55 to 70 km per hour are expected, so caution is needed to avoid safety accidents. Fine dust is at the 'good' level nationwide, and at sea, wave heights are forecast for each region, including 1.0 to 4.0 m off the East Sea and 0.5 to 3.5 m off the South Sea.

Hawaii officials urged residents and visitors to prepare for heavy rains, flooding and possible mudslides as Hurricane Lowell, a Category 3 storm, prompted a tropical storm warning for Kauai and Niihau. Forecasts predict 15-36 cm of rain, with Kauai facing up to 1 meter of coastal flooding from storm surge. Residents were advised to stock supplies and prepare for multi-day sheltering.