It caused traffic chaos, made life little difficult by delaying or canceling scores of flights. According to the Korea Meteorological Administration, the snow that began falling early in the morning piled up around the nation's central regions with more than 25.2 centimeters accumulating in Seoul, by next day. It was the heaviest in 41 years and second heaviest since the nation started observing snowfall back in 1937. Usually, sa a low pressure system from the West Sea approaches the nation, heavy snowfall starts. When the center of the system passes the southern part of Chungcheong Province, the central regions will see more snowfall. Despite increased numbers of buses and subway trains, citizens experienced inconveniences as public transportation operated behind schedule and was more crowded than usual. Major roads in Seoul were slippery and snow-covered, disrupting traffic.
However personally, it was natural greatness with infinite reasons. I enjoyed playing in snow, spent some time outside withstanding heavy cold with my guide and labmates, took few snaps.......gon back to my child age...so jumping, shouting........But Im not sure..weather nature heard abt my outburst of happyness............:). Any how it was amaging being a child infront of nature........!
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