S. Korea’s southern regions set record high March temperatures amid unusually warm winds. With the persisting dry conditions, the KMA said it estimates temperatures will remain 3 to 11 degrees higher than the seasonal average for some time.

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1. South Korea’s southeastern regions set record high temperatures for March on Sunday due to unusually warm and dry high-pressure winds, the weather agency said.

   Gumi, a city in North Gyeongsang Province, 200 kilometers southeast of Seoul, soared to 28.5 C, the highest March temperature recorded since authorities began to observe data in January 1973, the Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA) said. The previous record was 27.3 C on March 29, 1998.

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