South Korea braces for early winter as temperatures plummet below zero
A sudden cold snap has swept across South Korea, bringing an early taste of winter. Seoul recorded its first sub-zero temperatures of the season, marking a sharp shift from autumn conditions. The chill has spread nationwide, with thermometers dipping as low as 12°C in some regions. Forecasters predict even colder weather ahead, particularly in Gangwon Province. The Mona Yongpyeong Ski Resort in Pyeongchang is expected to see temperatures between -5°C and 2°C over the coming days, depending on daily weather patterns. The abrupt drop in temperatures signals an early start to winter conditions. Residents and visitors to high-altitude areas like Pyeongchang should prepare for freezing weather. The cold wave is likely to persist as the season progresses.
