Recent weather reports highlight an intense cold wave affecting central Korea, with temperatures dropping to around -10°C, accompanied by harsh winds that significantly lower the perceived temperature. The ongoing cold snap has created Arctic-like scenery along the coastlines, with frozen rivers and sea surfaces observed in Seoul and Incheon. This severe cold weather has also increased the risk of wildfires due to dry conditions, prompting authorities to issue red alerts for fire hazards. The combination of low temperatures and dryness presents a dangerous situation, especially in areas prone to wildfires. Meanwhile, other news includes Korea's technological advancements, such as SK Hynix surpassing Samsung Electronics in sales and operating profits, and ongoing geopolitical and economic updates involving the U.S. and Korea. The weather phenomena and fire risks underscore the importance of preparedness and monitoring during extreme winter conditions.