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South Korea experienced its warmest summer since 1973, with average temperatures 1.9°C above historical averages, attributable to climate change and resulting in record-breaking heat in Seoul.
South Korea recorded its highest average summer temperature since 1973, reaching 25.6°C (78.08°F) from June to August, 1.9°C above the historical average.
The Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA) links this to climate change, citing more frequent heat waves and heavy rainfall.
Seoul set a new record with 39 consecutive tropical nights.
These changes reflect shifting weather patterns, prompting the KMA to enhance monitoring efforts.
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Corea del Sur experimentó su verano más cálido desde 1973, con temperaturas medias de 1,9°C por encima de los promedios históricos, atribuibles al cambio climático y que resultó en un calor récord en Seúl.