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Due to the influence of the upper-level trough, strong rain and wind occurred in the Jeonbuk region.
(Jeonju = Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Moon-kyung = On the 18th, strong rain fell in parts of Jeollabuk-do under the influence of an upper-level trough, causing damage such as falling trees and falling tents.
According to the Jeonju Meteorological Agency, the amount of rain that fell by 8 p.m. on this day was 60 mm in Bokheung, Sunchang, 55.2 mm in Imsil, 49 mm in Naejang Mountain in Jeongeup, 39.5 mm in Jinan, 37.7 mm in Gochang, 35.5 mm in Maldo, Gunsan, 35.5 mm in Beonam, Jangsu, and 14.4 mm in Jeonju.
There were no casualties due to the rain and wind that day, but 6 reports were received in Jeonbuk-do, including 5 cases of trees falling and 1 case of a tent falling.
The heavy rain advisory issued for Imsil and Sunchang was lifted at 7:20 p.m. as the rain subsided.
However, the strong wind advisory issued for Gunsan, Buan, and Gochang is still in effect.
Additionally, a storm warning has been issued for the waters off the southern and northern West Sea and the coast of Jeollabuk-do.
An official from the Jeonju Meteorological District Office said, "As most of the rain clouds are moving, less than 5 mm of rain is falling only in some areas, including Namwon." He added, "The rain and wind are expected to gradually subside starting tonight."

On the 18th, sudden heavy rain and strong winds of around 50 mm per hour struck nationwide, causing damage such as flooding of roads, overturning of street trees, and falling off signboards. 40 flights at Incheon Airport were canceled, and rescue operations and facility safety measures continued throughout the country.
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On Monday the 19th, rain accompanied by gusty winds, thunder, and lightning will fall in the southern region and Jeju Island, and temperatures will range from a low of 7 to 20 degrees in the morning and a high of 19 to 25 degrees during the day.

Heavy downpours and strong gusts battered Seoul on Sunday, causing urban flooding, blocked drainage systems, traffic disruptions, and the cancellation of outdoor events across the capital.

Heavy rain battered Seoul on Sunday, causing road flooding, uprooted trees, and traffic disruptions. The Korea Meteorological Administration warned of drainage issues due to falling leaves and forecasted a sharp temperature drop.

On the 18th, heavy rain accompanied by strong winds fell in Seoul, and more than 129 cases of damage, including drainage support and tree overturning, were reported. In Gangbuk-gu, 53.5 mm of rain fell per hour, and inconveniences occurred throughout the city, such as fallen leaves blocking drains and flooding of roads.

The Korea Meteorological Administration announced that a heavy rain advisory was issued for Jindo, southern Haenam, northern Haenam, and northwestern Naju as of 6:50 p.m. on the 18th. A heavy rain advisory has also been issued for Hwasun, Yeongam, and southeastern Naju.