Korea and Melbourne: From 4 Distinct Seasons to 4 Seasons in a Day
Weather plays a huge role in shaping a country’s culture, lifestyle, and daily habits. For those who have experienced both South Korea and Australia, one of the most striking differences is how the seasons unfold and, more importantly, how people experience temperature—both indoors and outdoors. If you’ve ever heard the phrase “4 seasons in a day,” you know that Melbourne is infamous for its unpredictable weather. Meanwhile, Korea experiences clear-cut seasons, with scorching summers and freezing winters. But beyond the temperature, the way people adapt to the cold and heat differs dramatically. Let’s explore the fascinating contrasts between Korea and Australia when it comes to weather, seasons, and the way we live through them. The 4-Season Drama: Korea’s Sharp Contrasts vs. Australia’s Milder Shifts Korea is a country where the 4 seasons are well-defined and dramatic . Spring (March–May) : Cherry blossoms bloom, and the weather is mild but often unpredictable, with sudden burs...