A snowstorm is a weather event characterized by significant snowfall, often accompanied by strong winds and low temperatures. It typically results in reduced visibility and can lead to hazardous travel conditions. Snowstorms can vary in intensity and duration, with some producing light snow over a prolonged period, while others may deliver heavy snowfall in a short time, sometimes referred to as a blizzard if accompanied by severe winds. The accumulation of snow can lead to disruptions in transportation, power outages, and challenges in outdoor activities. Snowstorms are common in winter months and can impact various regions differently based on their geographical location and climate.
As the Lunar New Year approaches, **South Korea** is bracing for a winter spectacle unlike any other. On the 29th, a frigid wave will sweep across the nation, unleashing a…