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South Korea in the southern part of the Korian peninsula is a natural abode and a great tourists destination of East Asia. This breathtaking hill country spellbinds with its magnificent mountain views, scenic coastline, pristine islands, bays and peninsulas in the Korea Strait. The climate in South Korea is temperate with four very distinct seasons. Generally summers are very hot and humid with monsoons approaching between July and August. It is favorable to visit South Korea during autumn and spring season. Know about the climate of South Korea from the pages of Naukrihub.
Due to South Korea's location in the transitional zone in the midst of continental landscapes of northeastern Asia and the island regions in
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western Pacific region, climate in South Korea is a moderate one with climactic diversions. The western part of the country facing the Asian continent is influenced by the winter monsoon, whereas the eastern part is safeguarded from such harsh wintry climate due to the location of the T'aebaeksan mountain range. South Korea is affected by occasional typhoons in between June to September. The average annual temperature in South Korea varies from 10 degrees C to 16 degrees C except in the hilly regions. The highest temperature ranging from 20 degrees C to 26 degrees C has been recorded in the month of August. January has been recorded as the coldest month coldest month with the temperature varying from -5 degrees C to 5 degrees C. Icy winds from Siberia blow during this time period. Temperatures of all season are somewhat lower than those at the corresponding latitudes in other continents, such as North America or Western Europe. The annual precipitation in South Korea is about 1,500 mm.
Incessant rainfalls mark the rainy season over Korea locally termed as changma season. The monsoon retreats back from the after September. Climate in South Korea remains at its best from September to November when there is little rain with mild temperatures. The sky is clear with warm sunny weather providing great autumnal natural scenes. For the adventurous and winter loving tourists the months of December and January can be the ideal time.
The cold dry winter facilitates spectacular winter sports like skiing, snowboarding and snowmobile. Light cotton clothes and linens are ideal to wear in summer, whereas medium weights can be worn in spring and autumn. Woolen garments are advised to wear during the winter.
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