A hot summer.

2015 is shaping up to a hot summer. The Korea Herald quotes a Korean meteorologist predicting, “… that this summer will be as hot as last year, based on climate forecasts from Korean and Japanese meteorological agencies and the World Meteorological Organization.”

The article suggests that Seoul temperatures remain high because of “… the urban heat island effect [which] includes surface reflectivity, impervious surfaces, green space availability, building height and artificial heat emissions.”

Our vocabulary on climate, & hot and humid part one and part two,

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Easy to Learn Korean 1460 – Express something unexpected.

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Bing-soo still in season.

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The weather was beginning to cool off until the rain dragged the humidity back this past week. And so I return for more bing-soo. At Cafe T in Cheongdam, Seoul.

Mango bing-soo and Espresso bing-soo
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