Normal weather for South Korea in July
It's hot in July in South Korea with an average temperature of 31°C. Temperatures this month range from a low of 28°C to a high of 34°C. At night, you can expect temperatures between 20°C and 25°C.
In July, there is an average of 267 mm of precipitation, spread over 24 days. The wind speed is around 3 Bft, mostly coming from the South.
Looking for sun? July isn’t a good month to be in South Korea. The temperature is nice, but there’s too much chance of rain.
South Korea in July |
New York | ||
|---|---|---|---|
 Average Temperature |
31°C | 31°C | |
 High Temp |
34°C | 33°C | |
| Low Temp |
28°C | 29°C | |
 Total Precipitation |
267 mm | 160 mm | |
| Rainy Days |
24 days | 18 days | |
The UV index is a maximum of 8 this month. That's a very high value on the intensity scale of 1 to 11. Unprotected skin can burn within 10-15 minutes.
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Start of July
The month of July starts in South Korea with hot temps, averaging around 30°C during the day and nights around 22°C. There are plenty of days with a good chance of precipitation.
Mid July
By mid-July, daytime temps rise to around 31°C, with nights around 23°C. There’s a high chance of precipitation during this time.
End of July
By the end of July, the average daytime temperature in South Korea is around 33°C, while nighttime temps are about 24°C. There’s a significant chance of many days with precipitation.
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The climate in South Korea is based on weather data from Seoul. Other places, like Busan, might have different weather. You can check out all destinations in South Korea to get the full picture of the climate.
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Daily Temperature in July in South Korea
This chart shows the average daily high temperatures in July in South Korea, measured in degrees Celsius. The bottom of the chart shows the days of July. Based on historical data, this chart shows the average daily temperatures for this month.
Daily Precipitation in July in South Korea
The chart below shows the average daily precipitation in July for South Korea, measured in millimeters over the past few years. Precipitation is always measured as water, even if it’s snow or hail. The days of the month are listed at the bottom of the chart.
A low average precipitation means that the chance of rain on that day is usually small, while a higher average suggests that it rained more often. But remember, it’s just an average, and every day can be different. Based on historical weather data for July, you can expect about 24 days of precipitation in South Korea.
Daily UV Index in July in South Korea
This chart shows the average daily UV index in July in South Korea, with the UV index ranging from 0 to a maximum of 11. The bottom of the chart shows the days of the month. Based on historical data, this chart provides an idea of the daily UV radiation levels you can expect.
Temperature in July in South Korea Over the Years
This chart shows the average temperature in July in South Korea, measured in degrees Celsius, over the past few years.
Total Precipitation in July in South Korea Over the Years
This chart shows the average precipitation in July in South Korea, measured in millimeters over the past years. Precipitation is always measured as water, whether it’s snow or hail.
Daily Climate in July for South Korea
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Average Weather in South Korea by Month
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