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This summer, Korea is experiencing very hot weather. The monsoon season ended earlier than usual, and it was very short. On Jeju Island, the monsoon ended on June 26. It lasted only two weeks, which is half the usual time. In southern Korea, the rain also stopped early, on July 1. However, some rain may still come later to Seoul and northern areas.  
Normally, Korea’s rainy season—called “jangma”—brings heavy rain from late June to late July or early August. This year, a strong high-pressure system from the North Pacific pushed the rain north. Because of this, southern Korea is now hot and dry. Seoul usually gets the most rain in July. On average, it rains for 16 days. But this year, little rain is expected until at least July 8. The weather will stay hot, cloudy, and humid.  
Other countries are also very hot. Japan, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa are seeing record temperatures. Some places have tropical nights, where the temperature stays above 30°C. Experts say climate change is making heat waves more common and more dangerous.