[Tomorrow's Weather] Morning Low of Minus 2 Degrees on Nov. 11... Temperature Range Around 15 Degrees

Visibility to drop below 200 meters in eastern Gyeonggi, inland Gangwon and other areas
Fog expected to clear around 10 a.m.

Morning lows on Wednesday, Nov. 11, are expected to drop to minus 2 degrees Celsius, with frost forming in some inland areas. Daytime highs will reach 19 degrees Celsius, creating a daily temperature range of around 15 degrees.

As cold air moved down from the north overnight, Seoul's morning temperature fell to 1 degree Celsius. Office workers in heavy coats head to work along Yeouidaero in Seoul on Nov. 10, 2026. Photo by Kang Jin-hyung

Morning lows on Nov. 11, are forecast to range from minus 2 to 6 degrees Celsius, while daytime highs will range from 14 to 19 degrees. Daytime temperatures will be similar to the seasonal average. The forecast morning lows and daytime highs for major cities are 5 and 16 degrees in Seoul, 6 and 15 degrees in Incheon, 3 and 16 degrees in Daejeon, 3 and 18 degrees in Gwangju, 3 and 17 degrees in Daegu, 4 and 18 degrees in Ulsan, and 5 and 18 degrees in Busan.

Dense fog, with visibility dropping below 200 meters, is expected from the night of Nov. 10 through the morning of Nov. 11 in eastern Gyeonggi Province, inland areas of Gangwon Province, North Chungcheong Province, and inland areas of Gyeongsang Province. Visibility may also fall below 1 kilometer in Incheon, western Gyeonggi Province, the mountainous areas of Gangwon Province, South Chungcheong Province, and the Honam region. The fog is expected to clear around 10 a.m. on Nov. 11.

Temperatures will rise toward the end of the week. On Thursday, Nov. 12, morning lows are expected to range from 0 to 8 degrees Celsius, with daytime highs of 14 to 20 degrees. On Friday, Nov. 13, morning lows will range from 2 to 10 degrees, and daytime highs from 16 to 20 degrees.

Swells are expected along the eastern coast of South Gyeongsang Province and the eastern coast of Jeju through Nov. 11. Spring tides, when sea levels are higher than usual, will continue through Nov. 12, so high waves could surge forcefully toward the coast. Caution is advised.

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