Home / News / Bitterly Cold Morning & Sudden Temperature Drop: Winter Hives – Causes & Relief [Today’s Weather]

News

Bitterly Cold Morning & Sudden Temperature Drop: Winter Hives – Causes & Relief [Today’s Weather]

By Carlos Mendes - Sports Editor

No Comments

January 6, 2026 8:53 pm

Bitterly Cold Morning & Sudden Temperature Drop: Winter Hives – Causes & Relief [Today’s Weather]

1. Cold Snap Grips Korea: Weather Forecast, Health concerns & Protective Measures

Cold Snap Grips Korea: Weather Forecast, Health concerns & Protective Measures

A important cold⁢ snap is currently affecting the Korean peninsula, bringing frigid temperatures and prompting health advisories. Here’s a extensive overview of the current weather conditions, potential health risks,⁤ and practical steps you can take to stay safe and healthy.

Current Weather Overview (January 26, 2024):

Temperatures are well below‌ freezing across much of the country. Here’s a breakdown of the expected high temperatures for key cities ⁢today:

* Seoul: 2°C (36°F)
* Incheon: 1°C (34°F)
* Suwon: 2°C (36°F)
* Chuncheon: 2°C (36°F)
* Gangneung: 7°C (45°F)
* Cheongju: 4°C (39°F)
* Daejeon: ‍ 5°C (41°F)
* Jeonju: 6°C⁤ (43°F)
* Gwangju: 7°C (45°F)
* Daegu: 7°C (45°F

Also Read: 2025 Space Telescope Advent Calendar: Exploring the Cosmic Cliffs

Carlos Mendes - Sports EditorSports Editor

Full Name: Carlos Mendes Role: Editor, Sports Category: Sports Location: Lisbon, Portugal Education: BA in Sports Journalism, University of Lisbon Experience: 13+ years in sports reporting and editorial management Expertise: Football (soccer), Olympic sports, athlete interviews, sports analytics Awards: European Sports Media Award 2021 Professional Affiliations: Member, International Sports Press Association Languages: Portuguese (native), English (fluent), Spanish (conversational) Bio: Carlos Mendes is a passionate sports journalist and editor with over 13 years of experience covering football, Olympic sports, and major international competitions. He holds a BA in Sports Journalism from the University of Lisbon. Carlos is known for his insightful match analysis, exclusive athlete interviews, and dedication to fair play in sports reporting. As Editor of the Sports section at World Today Journal, he brings readers closer to the action with expert coverage and behind-the-scenes stories.