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Climate of North Korea
The climatic condition of North Korea is subjected to typical continental weather comprising of four diverse seasonal changes. Winters are usually cold and extensive in nature accompanied with snowstorms that is affected with the gusty winds from Siberian northern and northwestern area. On an average the snowfall in this area prolongs to about thirty-seven days during the winter season. Summer comes along in a shorter span with slight amount of down pouring as affected by the southern and southeastern monsoon winds from the Pacific Ocean. Rainfall hits the region during the months of June to September while spring and autumn is impacted with mild temperature.
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Flora And Fauna of North Korea
The Native flowers of North Korea that are found here are Forsythia koreana Nakai, Rhododendron mucronulatum Turcz, Lonicera praeflorens Batalin, Fraxinus ryhnchophylla Hance and many others that blossom during the spring time.
North Korea is a home to cold temperate plants nestled on high mountains like Mt. Soraks. One get to see needle-leaved trees like Abies nephrolepis Maxim, Larix olegensis Henry var. koreana Nakai, Thuja koraiensis Nakai, Picea jezoensis and many others.
Animals that habitat here are bat, shrew, striped hamster, muskrat, tiger, lynx, two species of deer, Manchurian weasel, and northern pika which are specifically nestled in Mt. Paektusan in North Korea.
The other endangered species of the region are Kuroda's Sheldrake, Siberian Tiger, Magpie, Red Fox or Common Fox that are specific to the region.
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