Tropical Nights
입력 2018.08.02 (15:03)
수정 2018.08.02 (15:27)
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[Anchor Lead]
Many Seoulites struggle these days to get a good night's sleep, as tropical nights have broiled the nation’s capital for 12 consecutive days. The sweltering weather is forcing many to actually seek respite outdoors.
[Pkg]
This park by the Hangang River is crowded with citizens who came here to cool off on a tropical night. They dip their feet in cool water and enjoy late-night snacks. A mother and daughter enjoy themselves in a tent. Some prefer to beat the heat by exercising since sweating by exercising helps the body to cool down.
[Soundbite] Lee Chang-min (Gyeonggi-do Prov. Resident) : "It's too hot to stay indoors now. So we came here to cool down in the breeze."
Hiking in the mountains is another way to stay cool during hot spells. Enjoying a cool beverage while gazing at the nightscape from a mountain helps some to forget about the heat for even for a short while. Seoul has seen 12 tropical nights in a row so far. Temperatures continued to hover over 39 degrees Celsius on Thursday. Meteorologists say that the hot wave will continue across the nation.
Many Seoulites struggle these days to get a good night's sleep, as tropical nights have broiled the nation’s capital for 12 consecutive days. The sweltering weather is forcing many to actually seek respite outdoors.
[Pkg]
This park by the Hangang River is crowded with citizens who came here to cool off on a tropical night. They dip their feet in cool water and enjoy late-night snacks. A mother and daughter enjoy themselves in a tent. Some prefer to beat the heat by exercising since sweating by exercising helps the body to cool down.
[Soundbite] Lee Chang-min (Gyeonggi-do Prov. Resident) : "It's too hot to stay indoors now. So we came here to cool down in the breeze."
Hiking in the mountains is another way to stay cool during hot spells. Enjoying a cool beverage while gazing at the nightscape from a mountain helps some to forget about the heat for even for a short while. Seoul has seen 12 tropical nights in a row so far. Temperatures continued to hover over 39 degrees Celsius on Thursday. Meteorologists say that the hot wave will continue across the nation.
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- Tropical Nights
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- 입력 2018-08-02 15:18:32
- 수정2018-08-02 15:27:53
[Anchor Lead]
Many Seoulites struggle these days to get a good night's sleep, as tropical nights have broiled the nation’s capital for 12 consecutive days. The sweltering weather is forcing many to actually seek respite outdoors.
[Pkg]
This park by the Hangang River is crowded with citizens who came here to cool off on a tropical night. They dip their feet in cool water and enjoy late-night snacks. A mother and daughter enjoy themselves in a tent. Some prefer to beat the heat by exercising since sweating by exercising helps the body to cool down.
[Soundbite] Lee Chang-min (Gyeonggi-do Prov. Resident) : "It's too hot to stay indoors now. So we came here to cool down in the breeze."
Hiking in the mountains is another way to stay cool during hot spells. Enjoying a cool beverage while gazing at the nightscape from a mountain helps some to forget about the heat for even for a short while. Seoul has seen 12 tropical nights in a row so far. Temperatures continued to hover over 39 degrees Celsius on Thursday. Meteorologists say that the hot wave will continue across the nation.
Many Seoulites struggle these days to get a good night's sleep, as tropical nights have broiled the nation’s capital for 12 consecutive days. The sweltering weather is forcing many to actually seek respite outdoors.
[Pkg]
This park by the Hangang River is crowded with citizens who came here to cool off on a tropical night. They dip their feet in cool water and enjoy late-night snacks. A mother and daughter enjoy themselves in a tent. Some prefer to beat the heat by exercising since sweating by exercising helps the body to cool down.
[Soundbite] Lee Chang-min (Gyeonggi-do Prov. Resident) : "It's too hot to stay indoors now. So we came here to cool down in the breeze."
Hiking in the mountains is another way to stay cool during hot spells. Enjoying a cool beverage while gazing at the nightscape from a mountain helps some to forget about the heat for even for a short while. Seoul has seen 12 tropical nights in a row so far. Temperatures continued to hover over 39 degrees Celsius on Thursday. Meteorologists say that the hot wave will continue across the nation.
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