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  It is the fourth and final season of the four seasons a year, generally from December to February, and is the season with the lowest temperature due to the lowest altitude of the sun. Winter seasonal customs fall from October to December according to the lunar calendar. Farming continues in October, but after sowing, growing, and harvesting seasons, winter enters the storage period. Winter in Korea is uneasy. This winter is predicted to be warmer than normal due to El Niño. September was the warmest month since 1973, when the Korea Meteorological Administration established an observation network across the country. In Seoul, for the first time in 88 years since 1935, a ‘September tropical night’ (September 4, a tropical night is a day with a nighttime minimum temperature of 25 degrees or higher) appeared. Temperatures seemed to continue to be record-high, but in October, as air from the Siberian high pressure began to flow into the Korean Peninsula, the temperature suddenly dro...

  Autumn in Korea is the season between summer and winter, the third of the four seasons in a year. Meteorologically, the period from September to November is usually referred to as fall, but in seasonal customs, fall refers to the period from July to September in the lunar calendar. It is the season of harvest and preparation for winter, so seasonal customs related to gratitude for the harvest and prayers for a good harvest are concentrated around this time. Mountains and streams are colored with autumn leaves, and playing with autumn leaves has become a national pastime. Art works such as literature, music, and art based on fall are characterized by many works empathizing with the various forms of fall, such as loneliness, sadness, and sorrow. *Source_Encyclopedia of Korean Folk Culture, Autumn hen a fairly cool breeze blows in the mornings and evenings, it seems like fall is quickly approaching. However, due to the heat that has not yet subsided during the day, it is sometimes c...

  Summer in Korea has the characteristic of being hotter than in Southeast Asia. The summer temperature in Korea exceeds 30 degrees Celsius and the humidity is so hot that it makes you sweat. This causes you to sweat a lot, and foods and drinks that cool you down are popular. It is characterized by sweltering heat, and when the hot and humid weather continues and tropical nights appear, it is difficult to sleep. The rainy season comes before the scorching heat. The rainy season is a climatic phenomenon that is characteristic of Korea's summer weather, and refers to weather with continuous rain. It usually lasts from early June to late July, but can sometimes last until early August. Still, when the rainy season comes, it often comes with cool winds. Because of the hot weather, Koreans like to go to the beach or water park, so beaches and swimming pools are popular, and this is the season to enjoy water sports and sea bathing. As the heat continues, a new water festival is becoming ...

  Each season in Korea has its own unique charm. Geographically, Korea is located in the mid-latitude temperate climate zone and has four distinct seasons: spring, summer, fall, and winter. In winter, it is cold and dry due to the influence of the cold and dry continental high pressure, and in summer, it is hot and humid due to the influence of the North Pacific high pressure, and in spring and fall, there are many clear and dry days due to the influence of the mobile high pressure. *Source: Weatheri (https://www.weatheri.co.kr/) In spring, the cherry blossoms and flowers that decorate the streets symbolize beauty. In addition, climate change has recently begun to increase due to global warming, and eventually, as we enter the 2020s, the impact of climate change due to global warming has become more severe, and the four seasons have begun to be questioned and reevaluated. The reason is that people in European and Middle Eastern countries, which originally did not have significant s...