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South Korea weather forecast
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The 5-day weather forecast for South Korea is provided by the Swiss meteorological agency, MeteoBlue. Find out more about our data sources.
South Korea weather forecast by day
Below are the detailed weather forecasts for South Korea for the next 5 days. The forecasts shown are for Seoul and may not represent the whole of South Korea. Browse more destinations in South Korea to view more weather forecasts.
South Korea weather for Sunday 17th January 2021
Below is the South Korea weather forecast for Sunday 17th January 2021. Expect scattered clouds in South Korea with a maximum temperature of -2°C, maximum UV of 2 (Low) and 9 hours of bright sunshine. There are 0 cm of snow expected and a gentle breeze of 13 kph from the north-west.
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South Korea weather for Monday 18th January 2021
Below is the South Korea weather forecast for Monday 18th January 2021. Expect mostly cloudy with light rain in South Korea with a maximum temperature of 1°C, maximum UV of 1 (Low) and 4 hours of bright sunshine. There are 0-2 mm of rainfall expected with 49% chance of some rain and a fresh breeze of 32 kph from the north-west.
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South Korea weather for Tuesday 19th January 2021
Below is the South Korea weather forecast for Tuesday 19th January 2021. Expect clear skies in South Korea with a maximum temperature of -5°C, maximum UV of 2 (Low) and 10 hours of bright sunshine. There are 0 cm of snow expected and a gentle breeze of 19 kph from the north-west.
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South Korea weather for Wednesday 20th January 2021
Below is the South Korea weather forecast for Wednesday 20th January 2021. Expect scattered clouds in South Korea with a maximum temperature of 2°C, maximum UV of 2 (Low) and 6 hours of bright sunshine. There are 0 mm of rainfall expected and little or no wind of 5 kph from the east.
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South Korea weather for Thursday 21st January 2021
Below is the South Korea weather forecast for Thursday 21st January 2021. Expect scattered clouds in South Korea with a maximum temperature of 4°C, maximum UV of 2 (Low) and 7 hours of bright sunshine. There are 0 mm of rainfall expected and little or no wind of 4 kph from the east.
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