[Weather] Cold wave alerts continue in most places with more snow in west coast regions

This winter could be remembered as one of the warmest if last week's cold snap wasn't too bad.

Hangang River was frozen on Saturday, the second latest that has happened since the record began back in 1906.

It's another freezing morning for many of us with cold wave alerts in place.

However, we could expect to see an improvement in conditions from this afternoon.

West coast regions could see 1 to 5 centimeters of snowfall through this morning with a heavy snow advisory in place for parts of Jeollabuk-do Province. Drive with care.

The rest of the country will be under mostly sunny skies, with a high of 2 degrees Celsius in the capital, 5 degrees in Daegu. Windy air could bring down the feels-like temperatures in most places. Stay bundled up.

The cold air that had a firm hold on the country should finally ease this week, and we could see more seasonable temperatures return.

However, another round of wintry precipitation is in the forecast for Wednesday in most parts of Korea.