Thunderstorms are forecast for the next 5 days in Seoul and gyeonggido and I figure most of the country as well so it has got me wondering if they would cancel any matches. I guess they won't since the schedule is so tight and the teams have to leave the country asap. I is gonna b lookin 4 a covered seat 2moro in seoul me thinks and takin me swimmers and snorkel as well
speaking of rainn... anyone that been to seattle like to take the time to tell me if the weather is really that bad up there? i';ve been hearing stories like "your gonna commit suicide" "take 3-4 umbrellas" "you'll be so depressed" ect.
I'm from Vancouver, which has pretty much the same climate as Seattle. It's no problem. It does rain a bit during the winter, but it's honestly nothing more than the amount it rains here in Korea during the summer. I always do keep an umbrella on me in Vancouver during the winter, though, just as I do here in Korea during the summer.
yeah I am from Auckland (NZ) and it rains plenty there. You get used to it though and it's no real big deal. I think Anyang gets 900mm a year and Auckland gets 1200mm a year. It's just the rain in Seattle, Vancouver, Auckland would be spread over more days rather than getting huge dumps in short periods.
let me ask u this: although weather isnt a great factor in my life, i'd rather have it be nice. Personally, i love rain. But i hate it when its smoggy/foggy/cloudy. Seoul has the sorriest weather when it comes to this. SO: is it cloudy up at Seattle 24/7? or is it just like...rain for 5 days then sun. rain for another two or three then sun.... thnx.
Honestly, it is quite cloudy for long periods in winter, but there are significant sunny breaks. Add to that the fact you'll be living in some of the cleanest air in the world, and it makes the total pictures much better.
