According to the measurement by the Korea Meteorological Administration, the average temperature for North Korea this winter came to minus 7.8 degree Celsius, the second lowest since 1973 when the agency began collecting the information.
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2013/03/06 14:53 KST
N. Korea experiences coldest winter in 27 years
SEOUL, March 6 (Yonhap) -- North Korea experienced the coldest winter in 27 years and received more snow than normal this season, Seoul's state weather agency said Wednesday.
According to the measurement by the Korea Meteorological Administration, the average temperature for North Korea this winter came to minus 7.8 degree Celsius, the second lowest since 1973 when the agency began collecting the information.
According to the measurement by the Korea Meteorological Administration, the average temperature for North Korea this winter came to minus 7.8 degree Celsius, the second lowest since 1973 when the agency began collecting the information.
