World · East Asia & Pacific · 3 hrs ago
South East Sea storm warnings to be lifted in some waters
South Korea’s weather agency will lift storm warnings in two southern East Sea areas at noon on Oct.
28.
The warnings cover the southern outer and inner distant waters of the East Sea.
Warnings will remain in two northern areas, the outer and inner distant waters.
The notice concerns waters off South Korea, with the report issued from Ulsan.
A storm warning signals hazardous sea conditions, so the change affects which areas remain under an alert.
The northern warnings are still in effect; no further changes are stated.
The Korea Meteorological Administration will lift storm warnings at noon on October 28 in two areas of the South East Sea.
The warnings cover the southern outer and inner distant waters.
Warnings will remain in effect in the northern outer and inner distant waters.
The report was based on data from the Korea Meteorological Administration.
- Who
- The Korea Meteorological Administration.
- What
- It will lift storm warnings in the southern outer and inner distant waters of the South East Sea.
- When
- At noon on October 28, 2026.
- Where
- The South East Sea, off South Korea.
- Why
- Not stated
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- Warning lift
- Noon on October 28, 2026
- Areas where warnings will be lifted
- Southern outer and inner distant waters of the South East Sea
- Warnings remaining
- Northern outer and inner distant waters of the South East Sea