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South Korea is set to see a sharp drop in temperatures Tuesday morning as cold air moves southward from the northwest, according to the Korea Meteorological Administration. KBS World reports frost is expected in most inland areas, with the cold air entering the nation from the northwest. Yonhap also reports that Tuesday, Nov. 3, will see morning temperatures fall sharply due to the cold air from the northwest. The drop follows a weekend of rain across the Seoul metropolitan area and Gangwon Province, which was expected to taper off by early Monday morning, per KBS World. Korean news outlets are focused on the practical impact, with KBS World noting the chilly commute and advising residents to prepare for the cold morning.