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Sejong City, also known as Sejong Special Autonomous City, is a relatively new administrative city in South Korea. Here's an overview of its history Background Sejong City was established with the aim of alleviating overcrowding and centralization in Seoul, the capital of South Korea, and fostering balanced regional development across the country. It was named after King Sejong the Great, the fo..

Yellow dust, also known as Asian dust or yellow sand, refers to fine dust particles originating from deserts in China and Mongolia that are carried by wind currents across East Asia, including South Korea. Here's a detailed overview Sources and Composition Yellow dust primarily originates from the arid and semi-arid regions of China and Mongolia, where loose soil and sand are easily lifted into ..

It will rain across the country between the afternoon of tomorrow (25th) and the morning of the day after tomorrow, but it will rain or snow in the mountains of inland Gangwon-do and Buk-dong, Gyeongsangbuk-do, In particular, there will be a lot of snow in the mountains of Gangwon-do, so please refer to the latest weather information and pay attention to safety!

It will rain in most parts of the country between tomorrow (22nd) afternoon and the dawn of the day after tomorrow. Yellow dust impact function While a special dry warning is in effect, the atmosphere will be very dry until tomorrow afternoon across the country, so please be careful of fires such as wildfires. Until tomorrow, the daily temperature difference will be around 15 degrees inland

The weather in Korea varies throughout the year, with distinct seasonal changes. Here's a general overview of the weather you can expect each month January: Winter is in full swing. Average temperatures range from -6°C to 3°C (21°F to 37°F) in Seoul. It's cold and dry, with occasional snowfall, especially in the northern regions. Heavy winter clothing is necessary. February: Similar to January, ..