Hwaseong-si, South Korea Weather Forecast

As of 2:55 PM
Now · 2:55 PM
Mostly clear 26°
Mostly clear · Feels like 24°

Rain likely after 12 PM — 85% chance. Cooler tomorrow, high 21°.

High
27°
Low
19°
Rain
0%
Sunset
5:55 PM

Next hour

Minute by minute
Clear

Clear, warming to 27° by 3 PM.

No precipitation expected in the next hour.

Feels like
26°
Wind
11 km/h SE
NESW
Rain chance
0%
Humidity
47%

Hourly

  1. Now Clear 24° 0%
  2. 3 PM Clear 27° 0%
  3. 4 PM Mostly clear 24° 0%
  4. 5 PM Mostly cloudy 24° 0%
  5. 6 PM Mostly cloudy 22° 0%
  6. 7 PM Mostly cloudy 21° 0%
  7. 8 PM Windy 20° 0%
  8. 9 PM Windy 20° 0%
  9. 10 PM Windy 19° 0%
  10. 11 PM Windy 19° 0%
  11. 12 AM Windy 18° 0%
  12. 1 AM Windy 18° 0%
  13. 2 AM Windy 18° 0%
  14. 3 AM Windy 18° 0%
  15. 4 AM Cloudy 18° 0%
  16. 5 AM Cloudy 18° 15%
  17. 6 AM Cloudy 18° 15%
  18. 7 AM Cloudy 18° 15%
  19. 8 AM Cloudy 18° 15%
  20. 9 AM Cloudy 18° 15%
  21. 10 AM Cloudy 19° 15%
  22. 11 AM Cloudy 21° 15%
  23. 12 PM Showers 21° 65%
  24. 1 PM Heavy rain 20° 85%

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  1. Today Clear Clear 0% 19° 27°
  2. Sun 18 Heavy rain Heavy rain 85% 18° 21°
  3. Mon 19 Mostly cloudy Mostly cloudy 0% 15° 18°
  4. Tue 20 Cloudy Cloudy 15% 15° 20°
  5. Wed 21 Drizzle Drizzle 15% 12° 17°
  6. Thu 22 Clear Clear 0% 10° 14°
  7. Fri 23 Mostly cloudy Mostly cloudy 0% 11° 18°
  8. Sat 24 Clear Clear 0% 13° 22°
  9. Sun 25 Showers Showers 65% 16° 21°
  10. Mon 26 Showers Showers 65% 15° 18°
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Today’s details

Wind 13 km/hSE · gusts 33
Humidity Comfortable
UV index Low
Air quality Moderate
Dew point13°Comfortable
Pressure1024mb · steady
Visibility5km
Sun 6:42 AM – 5:55 PM11h 13m of daylight

About Hwaseong-si weather

Hwaseong-si is in Hwaseong-si, South Korea at 37.21°, 126.82°. Right now it’s 26° and mostly clear; today’s high is 27° with a 0% chance of rain.

South Korea experiences a humid continental to subtropical climate with four sharply defined seasons. The East Asian monsoon dominates the weather calendar, bringing a distinct rainy season (jangma) from late June through late July when the country receives more than half its annual rainfall. This concentrated wet season can cause severe flooding and landslides, particularly in the mountainous eastern and central regions.

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