Record Snowfall Brings Creative Commutes and Disruptions to South Korea
Heavy snow blanketed South Korea on Nov. 27 and 28, with some areas seeing over 40 cm of snowfall. The unusual weather led to creative commutes, including a former ski athlete turned teacher skiing 12 km to work. The snow caused significant disruptions, prompting school closures and businesses like Samsung and Hyundai to encourage remote work. Authorities urged caution as icy roads and blocked routes created challenging conditions for residents navigating the snowfall.
J.K. Park Staff Reporter kids/1733792080/1613368150
1. How much snow fell in some areas of South Korea on Nov. 27 and 28?
2. What unusual way did a former ski athlete commute to work during the snowfall?
3. What did companies like Samsung and Hyundai do because of the heavy snow?
Heavy snow blanketed South Korea on Nov. 27 and 28, with some areas seeing over 40 cm of snowfall. The unusual weather led to creative commutes, including a former ski athlete turned teacher skiing 12 km to work. The snow caused significant disruptions, prompting school closures and businesses like Samsung and Hyundai to encourage remote work. Authorities urged caution as icy roads and blocked routes created challenging conditions for residents navigating the snowfall.
