What is winter like in Seoul, South Korea? Why don\u2019t we explore the winter weather, wardrobe, and related vocabulary?<\/p>\n
\uac10\uae30 \uc870\uc2ec\ud558\uc138\uc694<\/em>!<\/em><\/strong> (Be careful not to catch a cold!)<\/p>\n This is a common expression that Korean people use during the winter months.<\/p>\n What is the winter weather like in Seoul, South Korea? <\/strong><\/p>\n South Korea has four distinctive seasons like most of the countries in the Northern Hemisphere. Weather in South Korea is very similar to the northeastern states in America. Winter in South Korea lasts from December to February; the weather is cold and dry, and the days are shorter and sun sets earlier than other seasons. Virginia\u2019s weather, especially around Washington D.C. area, is pretty similar to weather in Seoul, South Korea. In Seoul, January is the coldest month of the winter season, and its temperature ranges between 21 degrees and 37 degrees Fahrenheit. (South Korea uses Celsius instead of Fahrenheit, so its temperature is equivalent to about -6 degrees and 3 degrees Celsius.) Seoul is cooler than the southern cities like Busan or Jeju.<\/p>\n For your future reference, click the following link and check the line graph to get an idea of winter months\u2019 temperatures or overall temperature per year.<\/p>\n