In a remarkable shift from winter’s grip, the weather in South Korea is showcasing a blend of winter and spring. On March 13, heavy snowfall blanketed the eastern region of Gangwon, culminating in over 25 centimeters of snow in certain areas. Meanwhile, in southern regions, the arrival of spring is being marked by blooming flowers, transforming the landscape into vibrant colors.
Winter Meets Spring: A Warm Weekend Ahead
Despite the frigid temperatures in the mountainous areas, signs of spring are undeniable. Yellow adonis flowers have begun to emerge through the snow, while the cornus flowers are also making their debut. As the weekend approaches, warmer temperatures are expected, offering a refreshing change.
Forecast for March 14
The Korea Meteorological Administration has released a forecast anticipating daytime temperatures on Saturday, March 14, to reach as high as 15 degrees Celsius. However, morning and evening temperatures may still drop below freezing.
Temperature Variations
The expected morning temperatures range from -4 to 4 degrees Celsius, while the daytime highs are projected to be between 10 and 15 degrees Celsius. Residents should be prepared for a significant temperature variation of approximately 15 degrees throughout the day.
City Temperatures
- Seoul: Low 3°C, High 12°C
- Incheon: Low 3°C, High 10°C
- Suwon: Low 2°C, High 12°C
- Gangneung: Low 2°C, High 12°C
- Daejeon: Low 1°C, High 14°C
- Sejong: Low 0°C, High 13°C
- Gwangju: Low 1°C, High 15°C
- Daegu: Low 0°C, High 15°C
- Ulsan: Low 2°C, High 12°C
- Busan: Low 4°C, High 13°C
- Jeju: Low 6°C, High 13°C
With temperatures expected to hover near averages for this time of year, ranging from -4 to 5 degrees Celsius for lows and 9 to 14 degrees Celsius for highs, it is evident that the transition from winter to spring is in full swing.
As nature reawakens, remember to dress appropriately to avoid catching a cold during the chilly mornings and evenings. The blend of snow-covered landscapes and emerging blooms is a beautiful reminder that warmer days are just around the corner.
