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August 27, 2026

Korea Dodges Typhoons This Summer — But Fall Could Change That

Twenty-one typhoons have formed in the western Pacific this year, but none have directly hit South Korea yet. Two high-pressure systems — the Tibetan high and North Pacific high — are acting like a shield, pushing typhoons toward Japan, China, and Taiwan instead. However, meteorologists warn this pattern could shift when autumn arrives.
Why It Matters
If you're planning outdoor activities or travel in Korea, knowing typhoon patterns helps you prepare; fall weather changes could mean storms finally reach the peninsula.
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