'First Snow' Comes Very Early in Seoul... 26 Days Earlier Than Last Year, 12 Days Earlier Than the Average
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The first snow of the year fell in Seoul on the 8th. Amidst the early cold weather, it is the earliest first snow since 2006. The Korea Meteorological Administration announced that the first snow was observed at the Seoul Meteorological Observatory in Songwol-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul, on this day. This year's first snow in Seoul is 26 days earlier than last year (December 4) and 12 days earlier than the average (1991–2020 average).
The Korea Meteorological Administration announced on the 8th the observation of the first snow in Seoul, signaling the start of winter weather earlier than usual. Along with the temperature outlook for this winter due to the development of El Niño, it provided detailed forecasts for the day's nationwide temperature drop caused by the southward movement of cold air, as well as rain and snow by region.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Lee Jae-young = The first snow of this autumn fell in Seoul on the 8th.
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