It's time to go over to our Kwon Soa for the latest weather forecast! Hi, Soa!

[Reporter : Soa] Hi Sean, Jihae! Another warm, or hot day has passed depending on which part of the country you were in. Here in Seoul the daytime high hit 29 degrees, but I guess that's no surprise anymore.

Right, so is there any surprise in store for us tomorrow[Reporter : Soa] Not really. Temperatures will still be above average, and still no precipitation is in the forecast. However more clouds are in the picture tomorrow. But just because the sun is behind clouds, doesn't mean you're safe from the strong UV rays, so don't forget your daily dose of sunscreen! Now let's check on tomorrow's readings,

25 in Busan, 26 in Seoul, 27 in Gwangju, and the highest will be Daegu at 29 degrees.

Daejeon will peak at 27, Jeju, Dokdo as well as Mount Geumgang will make it to the low twenties.

As for the international weather,

After a cloudy Tuesday, Beijing will see the sun again tomorrow. Some instability in the air might lead to a sudden shower in Japan. Have your hats on in Islamabad to protect you from a lot of sun, but you might need to protect the HATS from gusty winds.

Further south in Port Moresby and Jakarta, no thunderstorms are expected for a change. In Australia and New Zealand it's generally staying clear.

On to North America and Vancouver, where showers continues this Wednesday. Montreal and Chicago can expect warm, sunny conditions, while New York will see periods of rain.

South America will be partly cloudy to sunny with warm temps, but for those in Buenos Aires it should be cooler along with morning showers.

Flying over to Europe where it's getting warmer in London, Berlin, and Madrid, whereas Moscow will drop to the low twenties with occasional rain.

In Africa, we're expecting sunny skies, and usual high temps, but Cape Town should stay on the cool side. And that completes the weather forecast for now!

Reporter : amho88@naver.com