Heavy Snow Covers South Korea, Flights and Roads Completely Paralyzed

SEOUL – Roads are closed, flights are cancelled, subway schedules are not on time this makes issues South Korea utterly paralyzed.

Greater than 20 centimeters (cm) of snow lined portions of Seoul on Saturday, disrupting visitors and affecting citizens’ day-to-day actions within the South Korean capital.

The nationwide climate company issued a heavy snow caution within the capital masking Gyeonggi Province and nearly all of the nation.

On the identical time they’re predicting extra snow on Thursday.

In step with the Korea Meteorological Management (KMA), the Seongbuk and Gangbuk districts north of Seoul gained greater than 20 centimeters of snow on Wednesday morning.

To not fail to remember, different districts within the capital have been additionally hit by means of heavy snow of greater than 10 cm.

On Wednesday at 3 pm, 18 cm of snow hit the Seoul Meteorological Observatory in Jongno district as South Korea’s authentic climate observatory.

This match marked the heaviest November snowstorm since trendy climate observations started in October 1907.

The former report was once 12.4 centimeters recorded on November 28, 1972.