"아무 때나 쏟아진다" 예측 어려운 한반도 강우

Heavy downpours in a considerable amount of time from late June to July is the monsoon season that many of us here in South Korea are familiar with, but that doesn't seem like the case in the past few years.
What's changing and shaping the monsoon landscape?
We're joined by Professor Yoon Jin-ho this morning.

Welcome back.


1. It feels like it's become a lot more difficult to predict precipitation and where the rain will fall and until when.
Instead, we're seeing more abrupt, extremely heavy downpours in specific areas.
Why is that?

2. Is this something we should expect to see again throughout the summer?
Does this mean the monsoon season in South Korea is no longer the monsoon season we're familiar with?
No more long, heavy downpours?

3. Is that also why heavy downpours have been concentrated in the southern and central parts of the country, whereas it's been relatively dry up here in Seoul and surrounding regions?
Why such dramatic precipitation in different regions?

4. So much rain yet we haven't yet had to deal with a usual summer guest a typhoon.
Why?

5. Prevention is key when it comes to facing the unpredictability of nature, but there are times that we find ourselves in trouble.
Please walk us through safety measures against sudden heavy downpours.

Thanks so much for your time today.

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2024-07-17, 09:00 (KST)

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