Climatic characteristics of Busan, South Korea

The annual average temperature in Busan is 15℃, and the annual average precipitation is over 2000 mm There are two or three typhoons directly or indirectly every year, and the wind is stronger than other areas, and the summer is refreshing and pleasant.

Busan has a mild climate, belonging to a maritime subtropical monsoon climate, with few overheated or supercooled weather. Due to marine factors, the temperature in Busan from May to July is cooler than that in the inland areas of South Korea.

In August and September, the weather in Busan is generally hot and humid, with more rainfall and typhoons. The weather in Busan in June 10 and June 165438+ 10 is generally the most comfortable, with sunny weather and pleasant climate. Winter in Busan is cold, dry and windy. But the climate is milder than other cities in Korea. Busan and its surrounding areas have the least snowfall in Korea. On average, there are only six days of snow every year.

Extended data geography:

Busan is located at the southeast end of the Korean Peninsula, directly adjacent to the Korean Strait in the south, bordering Xiongshangyi, Jin Mu and Jinhai City in Liangshan City in the east, bordering Gyeongnam, Xisheng and Wenyang in Ulsan City in the north, and bordering Zhenhai City and Jinhai Mayor in the west. The total area of the city is 769.82 square kilometers, and the coordinate of the center position is 35 05' 7.93 "north latitude and 0/28 east longitude.

Luodong River, the largest river in South Korea, flows from the northwest mountainous area to the southwest into the South China Sea, forming a vast sandy plain, sandy plain and Jinhai plain on both sides.

Its tributary Zhulin River forms a delta plain in the east of Jinhai County. Shui Ying flowing through Donglai Basin flows into Shui Ying Bay, forming an erosion plain. Dongchuan River originates from Baiyang Mountain, flows into the sea at Busan Port, and forms a plain in the southwest.

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