South Korea also experiences heavy rainfall in the off-rainy season

South Korea also experiences heavy rainfall in the off-rainy season

South Korea also experiences heavy rainfall in the off-rainy season. This resulted in 4 deaths and more than 1,300 evacuees. 2 of those killed were said to be men over the age of 80. Several people across the country suffered bodily injuries. One of the most affected areas was the city of Sosan, in the western part of the country, where more than 400 mm of rain was burned in half a day. Meteorologists have assessed the phenomenon as “once in a century”.
Meteorological Services reported that heavy rains were caused by the collision of dry air from the north with hot and humid air from the South. At the same time, it was also mentioned that in the coming days the weather could warm up sharply.