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Weather Forecast for the 25th: Nationwide Rainfall Expected A low-pressure trough is expected to influence weather conditions across the country on the 25th, leading to widespread rainfall. According to meteorological reports, the trough will pass through the region, triggering rain in various areas starting from late early morning. Regional Rainfall Distribution The central regions, Jeolla region, and Jeju Island are expected to see the first signs of rain in the late early morning. By the morning, the rain is anticipated to spread to the Gyeongsang region. In addition to rain, snowfall is predicted in the mountainous areas of Gangwon, North Jeolla, and Jeju. These conditions may affect travel and daily activities in these regions. Precipitation Amounts by Area The expected precipitation amounts vary depending on the region: Capital region, Gangwon, Chungcheong, and North Jeolla : 5–15 mm of rain. Gangwon mountainous areas : 5–20 mm of rain. Gwangju, South Jeolla, and Jeju I...

Renewed Hope for Moroccan Farmers Amid Rainfall Forecasts Promising forecasts of rainfall across Morocco next week have brought a wave of optimism among farmers, who are preparing for the new agricultural season after years of drought. In provinces like Larache, known for their agricultural vitality, activity has increased as farmers begin early planting of crops such as alfalfa, barley, and sugar beet. Local farmer Abdelssalam Cherki shared his thoughts on the situation, stating that many growers are rushing to plow and sow before the first rains arrive. He expressed hope that sufficient precipitation will help reduce irrigation costs. “There is real optimism this year,” he said. “Farmers want to believe this season will finally bring relief.” Weather Patterns and Agricultural Planning Agricultural expert Riad Ouhtita highlighted that Morocco’s current weather instability typically begins in the mid-south and moves north, with early rains usually arriving before the end of Octobe...

Weather Forecast for Chuseok: Cloudy Skies and Rainfall Expected On the 6th, which marks Chuseok, the entire country is expected to experience mostly cloudy conditions. Rain is anticipated in many areas, with precipitation continuing across most regions until the 7th. After that, the rain is expected to gradually decrease. The total rainfall from the 6th to the 7th is predicted to range between 20–60 mm in several key regions, including Incheon, the southwestern part of Gyeonggi, mountainous areas of Gangwon, the eastern coast, Daejeon, Sejong, South Chungcheong, Busan, and other locations. In areas such as Seoul, Gyeonggi, inland Gangwon, and North Chungcheong, the rainfall is expected to be slightly lower, ranging from 10–40 mm. Meanwhile, Jeju Island is forecast to receive approximately 5 mm of rain. Impact on Visibility of the Full Moon The widespread rain across the country is likely to make it difficult to see the full moon on Chuseok. However, there may be brief opportunitie...

A Rainy Day Celebration of Health and Community On the morning of the 28th, over 1,000 citizens joined the 12th Seoul Let’s Walk Festival, braving the rain as they walked through the streets of Seoul. Despite the downpour, participants wore raincoats and held umbrellas, their faces glowing with smiles and enthusiasm. The event, which has become a beloved annual tradition, took place on a day that marked a first in its 12-year history—being held under rainy conditions. The festival is organized by the Seoul Metropolitan Government in collaboration with Chosun Ilbo, offering an opportunity for residents to experience car-free downtown Seoul. Last month, 5,000 spots were filled within a week, showing the high demand for this community-driven event. On the day of the walk, despite 9.8 mm of rain per hour and temperatures around 19 degrees Celsius at 8 a.m., more than 1,000 people gathered, demonstrating their commitment to health and togetherness. A Journey Through the Heart of Seoul P...

A Heartwarming Moment of Student-Principal Interaction During the first day of the new school year at Zhejiang University of Technology in China, an unexpected and endearing incident took place that captured the attention of many. Two students attempted to shield their principal from the rain during a speech, but their awkward handling of the umbrella led to an amusing outcome—leaving the principal completely drenched. The event was recorded and quickly shared on various social media platforms, where it garnered widespread attention. Viewers were captivated by the sincerity of the students' actions, even though the result was not what they had intended. Many joked that the two students were "the best umbrella holders in the school," while others noted that the umbrellas seemed to pour rainwater from both sides onto the principal. Witnesses reported that a teacher had initially offered the principal a raincoat, but he declined. As the rain intensified, the two students ...

Hong Kong’s Meteorological Authority Explores AI for Extreme Weather Prediction The Hong Kong Observatory is exploring the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance its ability to forecast extreme weather events, according to a meteorologist. This initiative comes after AI models successfully predicted a heavy rain event that occurred on Tuesday, with forecasts issued as far as a month in advance. He Yuheng, acting senior scientific officer at the Observatory, revealed that AI models had accurately anticipated the movement of a westward rainband that affected the Guangdong coast just days before it struck. The AI system also provided early warnings about the rainfall distribution, even though the predictions may not be 100% precise. He emphasized that these tools could still offer valuable insights to help the Observatory make more timely and informed decisions. This development follows a record-breaking rainfall event in Hong Kong. On Tuesday, the city recorded 358.8 mil...