Compare Weather & Climate
Seoul is 6507.4 kilometers (4043.5 miles) away and 8.0 hours ahead of Finnmark, Norway. Seoul's climate is classified as Humid continental, severe dry winter, hot summer (Köppen climate classification: Dwa) while Finnmark has a Subartic, severe winter, no dry season, cool summer climate (Dfc).
Seoul generally has warmer weather than Finnmark. The average mean temperature in Seoul is 13.89°C (57.0°F) while Finnmark’s temperature is 1.45°C (34.61°F) and the difference is 12.44°C (54.39°F). Seoul is hottest on average in August, when the day time temperature may reach 27.55°C (81.59°F), while Finnmark is warmest in July when the average high temperature is 14.63°C (58.33°F). Seoul is coldest in January when the average low temperature is -5.18°C (22.68°F), while February is the coldest month in Finnmark, when night time temperature often falls below -12.3°C (9.86°F).
Finally, Seoul has about 1.92 times more rainfall than Finnmark, (Seoul’s 131.35mm vs Finnmark’s average of 68.36mm).
Comparison summary
| Weather | Seoul | Finnmark | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hottest month | August: 27.55°C (81.59°F) | July: 14.63°C (58.33°F) | 12.92°C (55.26°F) |
| Coldest month | January: -5.18°C (22.68°F) | February: -12.3°C (9.86°F) | 7.12°C (44.82°F) |
| Wettest month | July: 438.51mm (17.26in) | July: 98.45mm (3.88in) | 340.06mm (13.39in) |
| Driest month | January: 26.89mm (1.06in) | October: 50.88mm (2.0in) | 23.99mm (0.94in) |