Weather across the Korean Peninsula expected to experience heavy rain and high temperatures due to upcoming weather conditions.

Korea is currently experiencing extreme weather conditions, with temperatures reaching an unprecedented 100 degrees and heavy rainfall reported in various regions. On August 13, a street in Incheon, Gyeonggi was submerged in rainwater, and the city is still struggling to drain the water from the previous day.

Incheon, Gyeonggi, and Seoul have been particularly hard-hit by the downpours. The weather station reporting on weather development in these regions is available on wetter.com, which provides detailed current weather and forecasts for Incheon and surrounding areas. According to the service, Seoul has issued a heavy rain advisory and closed access to 29 streams due to the heavy downpours.

The ongoing rain situation in Korea may be affected by a typhoon in Japan. While the exact location and intensity of the typhoon are not specified, it is expected to bring showers to the east coast of Korea. This development may exacerbate the already difficult weather conditions in the region.

Rainfall in Korea has reached up to 100 millimeters, causing Access to 29 streams in Seoul to be closed due to the downpours. The city has also issued a heavy rain advisory, urging residents to take precautions and stay safe.

It is important to note that the dialog window mentioned in the paragraph does not provide new factual information. However, it is a useful tool for staying updated on the current weather conditions and forecasts in the region.

As the weather continues to be unpredictable, it is crucial for residents to stay informed and take necessary precautions to ensure their safety. For the latest weather updates and forecasts, visit wetter.com.