🇧🇷 São Paulo vs 🇰🇷 Seoul

Weather Comparison

Current Weather Right Now

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São Paulo

few clouds

72°F

Few Clouds

Feels like 73°F

H 74°F / L 71°F

Humidity: 83%

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Seoul

mist

50°F

Mist

Feels like 48°F

H 50°F / L 50°F

Humidity: 100%

Climate Overview

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São Paulo

Subtropical highland — warm and humid with no distinct dry season

Best monthsJune, July, August
AvoidDecember, January, February (intense afternoon thunderstorms)
Annual rain55 inches (1,396 mm)

São Paulo sits at 2,500 feet (760m) elevation, making it cooler than its tropical latitude would suggest. The city receives substantial year-round rainfall. Winters (June–August) are the dry season with mild, clear weather. Summers bring intense afternoon thunderstorms.

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Seoul

Humid continental — hot humid summers, cold dry winters, beautiful spring and fall

Best monthsApril, May, September, October
AvoidJuly, August (monsoon), December, January (bitter cold)
Annual rain57 inches (1,450 mm)

Seoul has four distinct seasons. Cherry blossoms in April and autumn foliage in October rival Tokyo's. Summers bring the monsoon (jangma) and intense heat; winters are dry and bitterly cold with clear blue skies.

Seasonal Comparison

Season🇧🇷 São Paulo🇰🇷 Seoul
Spring

61–77°F

September–November

43–70°F

March–May

Summer

66–82°F

December–February

72–89°F

June–August

Fall

61–75°F

March–May

50–73°F

September–November

Winter

55–70°F

June–August

19–36°F

December–February

São Paulo vs Seoul: Frequently Asked Questions

Does São Paulo or Seoul have better weather?

São Paulo and Seoul have very different climates. Subtropical highland — warm and humid with no distinct dry season Seoul: Humid continental — hot humid summers, cold dry winters, beautiful spring and fall. The best city depends on your preferred season and temperature range.

When is the best time to visit São Paulo vs Seoul?

Best time for São Paulo: June, July, August. Best time for Seoul: April, May, September, October.

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