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[2026-04-08]KMA’s Nara-ho Aircraft Enhances Atmospheric Observation and Typhoon Forecasting

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South Korea’s Nara-ho aircraft has significantly improved atmospheric observation over surrounding seas.
The program enhances typhoon forecasting and strengthens international collaboration for weather safety.
As of 2024, Nara-ho has completed 3,000 flight hours and expanded data sharing with regional partners.

[2026-01-23]2026 Annual Climate Outlook: Higher Temperatures and Sea Surface Warming Expected

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The Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA) announced that average temperatures and sea surface temperatures in 2026 are expected to be higher than normal.
Using an advanced Earth system climate model, the forecast predicts above-normal temperatures (12.3–12.7°C) and near-normal precipitation (1193.2–1444.0mm) for South Korea.
The KMA urges preparedness for heatwaves, high sea temperatures, and variable rainfall, with detailed information available on the official KMA website.