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No typhoon hit South Korea this summer, but experts say it’s not all good news

With no typhoon hitting South Korea so far in 2026, concerns are growing that the prolonged lull could bring its own risks, from stressed marine ecosystems to stronger storms later on.

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今年夏天韩国没有遭受台风袭击,但专家表示,这并非全是好消息。

Experts say that fewer typhoons stirring up the ocean can keep waters warmer, providing more energy for subsequent storms and potentially making them more intense. -- PHOTO: AFP

SEOUL (The Korea Herald/ANN): With no typhoon hitting South Korea so far in 2026, concerns are growing that the prolonged lull could bring its own risks, from stressed marine ecosystems to stronger storms later on.

Several typhoons have indirectly affected South Korea in recent months, including Typhoon Jangmi, which skirted the southern part of the Korean peninsula in June, but none has made landfall, according to the Korea Meteorological Administration.

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