Korea has a temperate climate, with hot summers and cold winters. compared to the south, North Korea has harsher winters, with heavy snows and bitter winds.
Korea experiences a climate which allows for four distinct seasons of the year. The hottest months are in the summer, and the coldest in the winter. Winters can be bitter due to the Siberian air mass, and summers can be hot and humid because of the marine highs from the Pacific. The rainiest months are June and July.
Korea has a temperate climate, with hot summers and cold winters. compared to the south, North Korea has harsher winters, with heavy snows and bitter winds.
Korea experiences a climate which allows for four distinct seasons of the year. The hottest months are in the summer, and the coldest in the winter. Winters can be bitter due to the Siberian air mass, and summers can be hot and humid because of the marine highs from the Pacific. The rainiest months are June and July.
The climate in South Korea is summer, winter, humid continental climate and humid subtropical climate.
North Korea has a humid continental climate. For South Korea, it's humid continental in the north and humid subtropical in the south.
south has a humid subtropical climate and the korea and north japan have a humid continental climate.
Winters are bitterly cold and long(-10degrees F-30degrees F) summers are hot and humid...Spring is nice but fall is crisp and cool. Northern parts are like a mountainy Minnesota. Southern parts like Nebraska
Summer monsoons cause Korea to have hot humid weather with fierce winds and strong rain.
The climate in South Korea is summer, winter, humid continental climate and humid subtropical climate.
No, Korea does not have a tropical climate.
North Korea has a humid continental climate. For South Korea, it's humid continental in the north and humid subtropical in the south.
South Korea is not tropical. It exists in a temperate climate zone similar to the United States.
Depending on the area, the factor that most influence North Korea's climate would be latitude north of the equator and altitude since the country is quite mountainous.
North Korea has a humid continental climate. Since the US is much larger than North Korea, the US has many different types of climates. However, a large portion of the US (most of the Eastern US) has a humid continental climate.
i dont know? who would except for einstein.
it rains rice pretty often thats why they eat it so much
Yes because Monsoons are hurricanes
Sort of like Kentucky up north, Atlanta down south.
south has a humid subtropical climate and the korea and north japan have a humid continental climate.
No. Most of Korea have cold winters. Outside of Jeju Island, there are no Palm trees in the country. I believe elephants need a temperate climate.