World · East Asia & Pacific · 8 hrs ago
South Korea lifts some rough-sea advisories off Ulsan
South Korea’s weather agency lifted rough-sea advisories off Ulsan at 11 a.m.
on Nov.
10.
The change also covered the northern inner offshore waters of the southern East Sea.
Three offshore areas still have advisories: the southern inner and outer waters, and the northern outer waters.
The advisories concern rough sea conditions in waters off South Korea’s east coast.
The agency has not said when the remaining advisories will end.
They remain in force in those three areas until further notice.
South Korea’s weather agency lifted rough-sea advisories for waters off Ulsan and the northern inner part of the South Sea.
The advisories were lifted at 11 a.m. on November 10.
Advisories remained in force for three other sea areas.
These were the southern outer and inner parts, and the northern outer part, of the South Sea.
- Who
- South Korea’s weather agency.
- What
- It lifted rough-sea advisories in two sea areas and kept advisories in force in three others.
- When
- At 11 a.m. on November 10, 2026.
- Where
- Waters off Ulsan and the northern inner part of the South Sea; advisories remained in force in three other parts of the South Sea.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Lifted advisories
- Waters off Ulsan and the northern inner part of the South Sea
- Lifting time
- 11 a.m. on November 10, 2026
- Advisories maintained
- Three sea areas
- Southern areas
- Southern outer and inner parts of the South Sea
- Northern area
- Northern outer part of the South Sea