[날씨] 내일 전국 곳곳 소나기‥돌풍·벼락 유의 (2026.06.10/뉴스데스크/MBC)

The rain that fell today, mainly in the eastern mountainous regions, has mostly stopped, and tomorrow, heavy showers are expected in many places. Let's take a look at the detailed weather map. Tomorrow, the weather will be generally clear until the morning due to the edge of a high-pressure system located to the west. However, showers will begin in various inland areas starting in the afternoon and continue until evening. As cold air reaching minus 18 degrees Celsius at an altitude of about 5 km descends toward the Korean Peninsula, the temperature difference between the ground and the air will widen significantly to around 40 degrees. As this temperature difference between the upper and lower layers increases, the upward force of the air grows, causing clouds to develop higher. That is why it is common for the weather to be clear in the morning, only to experience sudden downpours in the afternoon as daytime temperatures rise. Now, let's look at where and how much rain is expected tomorrow. Up to 40mm is expected in the mountainous regions of Gangwon Province, and up to 30mm in the Seoul metropolitan area and Chungcheong Province. However, due to the nature of showers, there will be significant variations even within the same region, and some areas may experience heavy rain within a short period, accompanied by lightning and hail. Now, let's take a look at the detailed nationwide weather forecast. Dense fog is expected in many areas of the central and inland Jeolla regions until tomorrow morning. Morning temperatures will reach 16 degrees in Seoul and Jeonju, while daytime highs will reach 26 degrees in Seoul and 27 degrees in Busan. Cloudy days will continue for the time being, with rain expected in Jeju and the central inland regions on Sunday. That concludes the weather briefing. https://imnews.imbc.com/replay/2026/n... #Showers #TemperatureDifference #Fog #Weather #MBC #News #NewsDesk #MBCNews #NewsToday ⓒ MBC & iMBC Unauthorized reproduction, redistribution, and use (including AI learning) prohibited