Weather in the UK and South Korea

May 3, 2026, 15:41
South KoreaEnvironment

Introduction

The weather is changing in the United Kingdom and South Korea.

Main Body

In the UK, Monday is dry and warm. Some places in the south may have rain and thunder. Scotland and Northern Ireland have more sun. England and Wales have more clouds. It is getting colder in the UK. Saturday was very warm. Now, the temperature is between 11°C and 19°C. On Wednesday, it will be very cold in the north. In South Korea, there is rain and strong wind. Some mountains have snow. This weather stops on Monday afternoon. The air is clean and the temperature is between 8°C and 21°C.

Conclusion

The weather in both countries is changing and getting more stable.

Learning

☁️ Comparing Places

Look at how we describe two different areas. We use 'more' to show a bigger amount of something.

  • Scotland → more sun
  • England → more clouds

How to use this: If you have a little of something, you just name it. If you have a lot, add 'more' before the word.

🌡️ The 'Changing' Words

Notice these two patterns for things that are moving or shifting:

  1. Getting + [Adjective]

    • Getting colder (It is not cold yet, but it is moving in that direction).

  2. Between [A] and [B]

    • Between 11°C and 19°C (The number is in the middle of these two points).

Quick Tip: Use "getting" when the weather is transforming right now!

Vocabulary Learning

weather (n.)
the state of the atmosphere at a particular place and time
Example:The weather today is sunny and warm.
rain (n.)
water that falls from clouds
Example:It started to rain during the afternoon.
wind (n.)
moving air
Example:The strong wind blew the leaves off the trees.
snow (n.)
frozen water crystals that fall from clouds
Example:Snow covered the mountains last winter.
temperature (n.)
how hot or cold something is
Example:The temperature is 15°C today.
cold (adj.)
having a low temperature
Example:It was very cold in the north.
warm (adj.)
having a moderate temperature, not cold
Example:The morning was warm and pleasant.
dry (adj.)
not wet
Example:The air feels dry after the rain.
thunder (n.)
loud noise made by lightning
Example:Thunder rumbled across the sky.
cloud (n.)
visible mass of water droplets in the sky
Example:There were many clouds over England.
sun (n.)
the star that lights and heats Earth
Example:The sun shines brightly in the south.
clean (adj.)
free from dirt
Example:The air is clean after the storm.
stable (adj.)
steady, not changing much
Example:The weather is becoming more stable.
afternoon (n.)
part of the day after noon
Example:The weather stops on Monday afternoon.
north (n.)
direction opposite of south
Example:It will be very cold in the north.
south (n.)
direction opposite of north
Example:Some places in the south may have rain.
Monday (n.)
first day of the week
Example:Monday is dry and warm in the UK.
Saturday (n.)
day before Sunday
Example:Saturday was very warm.
Wednesday (n.)
middle day of the week
Example:On Wednesday, it will be very cold in the north.