Heavy rain alerts issued, nationwide rain expected

Parts of Korea have already seen some rain as Typhoon Mitag approaches.
For more details,... let's turn to our Michelle Park at the weather center. Michelle?
Southern parts of the country have already ben seeing heavy precipitation.
Typhoon Mitag has picked up more speed,... tracking faster up towards the peninsula than previously expected.
At its current speed, it will reach Jeju Island by tomorrow evening.

It is already raining in the south due to the effect of the typhoon, and heavy rain alerts have been issued for Jeju Island and parts of Jeolla-do provinces,... which will expand out to more regions as the storm inches closer.
The central region will be least affected, receiving up to 80 millimeters of rain until Thursday,... while Jeju and the southern provinces will get up to 300 millimeters.
This time, the eastern coastal regions are expected to be drenched by 500 millimeters of rain, so we advise you to stay indoors as much as possible.
The nation is looking forward to a warmer start to the day with
Seoul kicking off with a morning low of 20 degrees Celsius,... and it'll be a few notches higher in Busan and Jeju.
But the daily highs won't climb too high.
Seoul reaching 26 degrees, Daegu 23 and Gyeongju hitting 25 degrees.
I'll leave you with the weather conditions around the world.