Heavy snowfall expected in Gangwondo Province until Friday morning, chillier from weekend

We've had heavy snowfall on the east coast and Jeju Island.
But the heavy snow warnings that were issued last night for Jeju have been lifted. Let's connect to our Natalie Seok at the Weather Center. Natalie?
Yes, that's right. And heavy snow advisories are still in force in Gangwon-do province. That heavy snow will persist until early tomorrow morning.
Up to 5 centimeters more is expected to fall on the mountains of Gangwon-do Province. While a mix of rain or snow is expected to fall in the upper east coast. And Jeju will see it drizzle tonight.
Friday morning will start off colder than today. Seoul will start off the day at 0 degrees Celsius, Gyeongju minus 1 and Jeju 7.
And the highs will bounce up, making it a mild afternoon.
The mercury will rise to 7 degrees in Seoul, 9 in Gyeongju, 11 in Busan.
Sunny skies are back in Seoul tomorrow, while they stay partly cloudy for most of the nation.
Temperatures will plunge from the weekend. Next Tuesday is Ipchun, the day that marks the start of spring according to the traditional calendar. And on that day, Seoul's morning low is expected to plunge to minus 6 degrees. Then it'll hit minus 9 next Thursday.
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