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Today, Monday, the weather will be mostly cloudy across the country, with rain expected to fall mainly on the east coast and the coast of the Gyeongsang region.
The Korea Meteorological Administration predicted, “Under the influence of the east wind tomorrow, there will be rain in places centered on the east coast and mountains of Gangwon and the coast of Gyeongsang region,” and “there will be places with thick fog centered in the central inland between dawn and morning.”
The rain will mostly stop at night, but there will be some rain at night in the south coast of Jeollanam-do, the south coast of Gyeongnam, and the inland northwest of Gyeongnam. Raindrops less than 0.1 mm will fall in the inland areas of Gyeongnam (excluding the northwest inland) and the Jeonnam region.
Expected precipitation is ▲Gangwon’s east coast and mountainous areas: 10~60㎜ ▲Gyeongbuk’s east coast, Gyeongbuk’s northeastern mountainous areas, Busan and Ulsan 5~10㎜ ▲Jeonnam coast, Daegu and Gyeongbuk inland, Gyeongnam’s northwest inland, Gyeongnam’s south coast, and Ulleungdo and Dokdo are less than 5㎜ .
The lowest morning temperature is forecast to be 8 to 16 degrees, and the highest daytime temperature is forecast to be 15 to 22 degrees.
The lowest morning temperatures by region are Seoul 11 degrees, Incheon 11 degrees, Suwon 10 degrees, Chuncheon 10 degrees, Gangneung 14 degrees, Cheongju 13 degrees, Daejeon 10 degrees, Jeonju 13 degrees, Gwangju 13 degrees, Daegu 13 degrees, Busan 16 degrees, and Jeju. It’s 17 degrees.
The highest daytime temperature is Seoul 20 degrees, Incheon 20 degrees, Suwon 20 degrees, Chuncheon 19 degrees, Gangneung 16 degrees, Cheongju 20 degrees, Daejeon 19 degrees, Jeonju 21 degrees, Gwangju 21 degrees, Daegu 19 degrees, Busan 22 degrees, Jeju 21 degrees. too.
Fine dust is expected to be ‘good’ to ‘average’ across the country. Incheon, southern Gyeonggi Province, Daejeon, Sejong, South Chungcheong Province, Jeonbuk Province, and Gwangju will temporarily show a ‘bad’ level in the morning.
Meanwhile, as temperatures drop, more people are looking for warm winter snacks such as bungeoppang, bungeobbang, and egg bread.
In cold weather, many people stop for a moment at the fragrant smell of winter snacks, but they are mostly high-calorie foods, so you need to be careful.
When the weather is chilly, outdoor activities decrease and metabolism slows down, so you can easily gain weight even if you eat the same amount. Additionally, if you continue to eat these snacks, you can consume more calories than when eating, so overeating is prohibited even if they are warm and delicious.
Bungeobbang and hotteok are mainly made of wheat flour and contain a lot of sugar, so they are high in calories. Usually, there are 100 to 120 kcal per bungeoppang, but it may vary depending on the size and ingredients. In the end, just by eating 2-3 bungeoppang, you are consuming as many calories as a bowl of rice.
The caloric value of hoppang is 200 to 230 kcal, and depending on the filling, it can be higher than this. Hotteok also has more than 200 kcal. In particular, hotteok contains a lot of oil during the cooking process and has a high fat content. In addition, egg bread has 130 kcal and chrysanthemum bread has 40 kcal.
To avoid gaining weight, it is best to eat only 1 or 2 of these snacks and eat less during meals.
If you can’t give up the romance of winter snacks that soothe the cold and hunger, it’s a good idea to try eating them a little differently.
If you eat bungeoppang or roasted sweet potatoes right after a meal, your blood sugar level will rise less than if you eat them on an empty stomach. Also, because you are full, you can reduce the amount you eat. When eating fish cakes with high sodium content, it is best to avoid drinking the broth and not adding soy sauce to the food.