Yellow dust originating from the Gobi Desert in China and the Inner Mongolian Plateau has been entering South Korea since the 20th. The yellow dust is expected to affect the entire country until the ...

The entire nation came under the influence of yellow dust on the 13th. The dust is expected to persist in some regions until tomorrow, the 14th. According to the Korea Meteorological Administration ...

Authorities advise older adults and individuals with respiratory conditions to take precautions. Read more at ...

After a weekend of unseasonable heat topping 30 degrees Celsius (86 degrees Fahrenheit), temperatures dropped sharply within a day, bringing rare cold wave advisories to parts of the country and high ...

The Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment issued a "Caution" level yellow dust crisis alert for the Seoul metropolitan area, Gangwon, Chungcheong, Honam, and parts of Yeongnam, effective as of 5 ...

South Korean authorities warned of possible "yellow dust rain" this week as air quality held at "bad" levels nationwide, with ...

The worst yellow dust of this spring is expected to hit. Since the 18th, yellow dust originating from the Gobi Desert and the Inner Mongolia Plateau has continued to blow into the country on westerly ...

Seoul appears hazy from Namhansanseong, a historic mountain fortress, in Gwangju, Gyeonggi, on April 21, as the level of yellow dust leads to fine dust advisories being issued across much of the ...

Children hold their umbrellas carefully as strong wind and rain blow. /Courtesy of News1 On Monday the 20th, rain is expected in most parts of the country from morning through afternoon. In the ...