Following heavy snow on Tuesday afternoon, the temperature in the capital city dived to minus 13.9 C early Wednesday morning, the Korea Meteorological Administration said, noting the wind-chill temperature could drop as low as minus 21 C.
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2012/02/01 17:26 KST
(LEAD) Cold spell hits Seoul and northern areas
SEOUL, Feb. 1 (Yonhap) -- A severe cold spell hit South Korea Wednesday morning with the lowest temperature of the winter recorded in Seoul and the authorities issuing a cold wave watch for most parts of the nation.
Following heavy snow on Tuesday afternoon, the temperature in the capital city dived to minus 13.9 C early Wednesday morning, the Korea Meteorological Administration said, noting the wind-chill temperature could drop as low as minus 21 C.
Following heavy snow on Tuesday afternoon, the temperature in the capital city dived to minus 13.9 C early Wednesday morning, the Korea Meteorological Administration said, noting the wind-chill temperature could drop as low as minus 21 C.
