
Since the 23rd, a cumulative average of 85 mm of rain has fallen in the Gyeongnam region, with precipitation concentrated in Tongyeong and Geoje, and fire authorities have completed eight safety measures, including concerns about soil leakage.
AI-generated summary
It has been raining in the Gyeongnam region since the 23rd, with a cumulative average of 85 mm of rainfall.
(Changwon = Yonhap News) Reporter Jeong Jong-ho = It was found that more than 80 mm of rain had fallen in Gyeongnam since the 23rd.
According to Gyeongnam Province on the 25th, the cumulative average rainfall in Gyeongnam from the 23rd to 6 PM this day was 85 mm.
During this period, Tongyeong City had the highest accumulated precipitation by city and county in the province at 108.4 mm.
Next, Geoje-si 105.8mm, Namhae-gun 105.1mm, Yangsan-si and Goseong-gun 95.7mm each, Gimhae-si 91.1mm, Changwon-si and Sacheon-si 89.6mm each, Haman-gun 84.6mm, Hadong-gun 81.9mm, Changnyeong-gun 79.5mm, and Uiryeong-gun. This was followed by 79.1 mm, Sancheong-gun 78.9 mm, Miryang-si 75.2 mm, Jinju-si 74.7 mm, Hapcheon-gun 71.4 mm, Hamyang-gun 62.3 mm, and Geochang-gun 61.3 mm.
To date, a total of 8 reports of rain damage have been received by the fire department.
At around 4:06 pm on this day, a report came in from Okpo-dong, Geoje, saying, “It looks like dirt is coming down next to the road.”
On the same day, at 9:14 a.m., a report was received in Muan-myeon, Miryang-si, saying “a large tree has fallen on the side of the road.”
Firefighting authorities and local governments have completed safety measures for these reports. However, it has been found that there has been no major damage so far.
The Korea Meteorological Administration predicted that rain will fall in Gyeongnam until the morning of the 26th, and that there will be strong winds on the southern coast with an instantaneous wind speed of around 55 km per hour (about 15 m per second) until noon on the same day.
An official from the Korea Meteorological Administration asked, “Please be careful about facility management and safety accidents.”
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Rain continues in Gyeongnam region until the morning of the 26th
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While the country will be mostly cloudy on the 26th, rain and strong winds are expected in Jeju Island and the southern coast due to the influence of Typhoon No. 30 'Champi'. Up to 60 mm of rain is expected to fall on Jeju Island, and special attention is needed to avoid flooding in low-lying coastal areas and damage from strong winds.

On Monday the 26th, temperatures across the country will be warmer than normal, but rain and strong winds are expected mainly in Jeju Island and the southern region. More than 120 mm of rain was predicted in the Jeju mountainous region.

With rain continuing until the 26th in Daegu and Gyeongbuk, the Gyeongbuk Fire Department implemented 15 safety measures, including road obstructions, over the weekend. Strong winds were forecast to blow across most of the region from the night of the 25th.
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On Sunday, the 25th, it was mostly cloudy across the country, and heavy rain was forecast in the southern region and Jeju Island. Heavy rain of up to 200 mm or more is expected to fall in the mountainous areas of Jeju Island.

While Typhoon No. 30 'Champi' was moving north, heavy rain and strong winds fell on Jeju Island for two days, causing flooding damage, flight cancellations and delays, and passenger ship restrictions. Additional rain of 80 to 150 mm was forecast until the day after tomorrow morning.

The Ministry of Public Administration and Security raised the storm and flood disaster crisis warning for Jeju and the southern coastal region to 'caution' and dispatched an on-site situation management officer as Typhoon No. 30 'Champi' moved north.