The climate of the Korean Peninsula varies highly based upon location. In the south, it is relatively warm and wet because it is affected by the East Korean Warm Current, whereas the northern parts are usually much colder because more of its weather comes from northern locations (like Siberia).

South Korea is settled in the southern half of the Korean Peninsula. The county’s climate is moderate. The south easterly wind blows on summer while the dominant wind in wintertime is the northwesterly. The South Korea climate on winters normally is long, cold and dry. January is the most frigid month of the year.

Nov 29, 2021 · There are four distinct seasons in South Korea, which is a temperate climate. The weather in winter is usually dry, cold, and long. There are many summers that are very short, hot, and humid. South Korea is prone to typhoons in late summer, especially in August, when torrential rains are common.

The monthly mean temperature ranges from 23 to 27¡ÆC in August and from -6 to 7¡ÆC in January. The annual precipitation ranges from 1,000 mm to 1,800 mm in the southern part of Korea and from 1,100 mm to 1,400 mm in the central part.

Dec 05, 2021 · In North Korea, the climate is generally humid, with warm summers and cold winters, as defined by the Kppen climate classification scheme. Changma, which is a short rainy season in summer, is a short rainy season. The average winter day …