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The storm isn’t expected to bring damaging winds as it passes through the densely populated Seoul metropolitan area on Wednesday. Government officials still urged public vigilance, including securing objects and vessels and monitoring high-risk areas, including underground passageways and basement dwellings, for floods.

The storm dumped around 60 to 130 mm (2.3 to 5.1 inches) of rain in some parts of the southern island of Jeju and southern mainland areas. Officials shut down dozens of parks, bridges and roads while more than 100 domestic flights were reportedly delayed.

There were no reports of injuries.