[Growltigga]

Sorry guys, I have been out at lunch so just read this.

Dogscoff, I do wish you wouldn't generalise the way you do. South Korea has 2 distinct microclimates, the north (based on say, Seoul) and the south (based round Pusan)

Looking at the respective climates and seasons, average rainfall in the north would be Spring (65mm), Summer (258mm), Autumn (68mm) and Winter (25mm). In the south, Spring (114mm), Summer (209mm), Autumn (96mm) and Winter (37mm).