[North Korea Weather] Cloudy throughout the region… Fine dust warning for the west coast, including Pyongyang
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- According to the North Korean Meteorological Administration, it was forecast to be mostly cloudy throughout the 10 days, and the lowest morning temperature in Pyongyang was observed to be 13 degrees, 4 degrees higher than normal.
- Chosun Central Broadcasting predicted that fine dust concentrations would be high in some areas along the west coast.
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Why It Matters
North Korea's weather information is delivered through Chosun Central Broadcasting and Yonhap News.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Boram Yoon = The Korea Meteorological Administration forecast that North Korea will be mostly cloudy throughout the 10th day.
Chosun Central Broadcasting reported that the lowest morning temperature in Pyongyang on this day was 13 degrees, 4 degrees higher than normal, and that the daytime temperature would rise to 24 degrees.
The broadcast said, “The concentration of fine dust is expected to be high in some areas of the west coast, including Pyongyang City, in the morning as the relative humidity near the surface is high and the wind is weak, preventing suspended substances from spreading.”
Below is the regional weather forecast for today from the Korea Meteorological Administration. <Weather, highest daytime temperature (℃), probability of precipitation (%)> (Weather and probability of precipitation are as of afternoon)
▲ Pyongyang: Clear, 22, 0
▲ Medium: Lots of clouds, 20, 10
▲ Haeju: Clear, 24, 0
▲ Personality: Clear, 25, 0
▲ Hamheung: Clear, 22, 10
▲ Cheongjin: Lots of clouds, 18, 20

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