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Highest temperature in Seoul (Incheon) on September 11?

  1. 25°C44%
  2. 26°C26%
  3. 24°C21%
  4. 27°C6%
  5. 23°C5%
  6. 28°C2%
  7. 22°C1%
  8. 20°C or below0%
  9. 21°C0%
  10. 29°C0%
  11. 30°C or higher0%
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September 11, 2026
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What this question means

A further two days on from its counterpart on this board, and the picture has softened: 25°C at 44%, 26°C at 26%, 24°C at 21%, then 27°C at 6% and 23°C at 5%.

The 9 September question on the same station peaks a degree warmer at 48%. So the crowd expects slight cooling and holds that view with slightly less conviction — both of which are what you would expect from a forecast reaching further out.

What is notable is how modest the changes are. One degree of cooling and four points of confidence across two days is a gentle drift, not a weather event. Compare with Ankara on this board, where three days brings five degrees of change, or London, where a front cuts four degrees in two days.

Coastal locations at mid-latitudes sit between those extremes: enough maritime influence to damp the swings, enough seasonal movement to prevent the near-total stability of the tropics.

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