Regions 2012 Blooming Dates ( from the KTO webpage) but read ahead for the latest amendments for the cherry blossoms' ETA.
Seogwipo 3.24 / Busan 3.30 / Yeosu 4.4 / Tongyeong 4.1 / Gwangju 4.3 / Jeonju 4.7 / Daegu 3.31 / Pohang 4.2 / Daejeon 4.4 / Cheongju 4.7 / Seoul 4.10 / Incheon 4.13 / Gangneung 4.8 / Chuncheon 4.11
Jinhae Yeojwacheon Stream 3.29 / Hadong Ssanggyesa Temple Simni Cherry Blossom Path 4.1 / Jeonju-Gunsan Beonyeong-ro 4.8 / Cheongju musimcheonbyeon 4.2 / Seoul Yeoui-do Yunjung-ro 4.9
from the Chousn Ilbo:
Cold Snap Delays Cherry Blossom
The last cold spell in April has delayed the arrival of Korea's famous seasonal cherry blossom. The Korea Meteorological Administration on Thursday revised its prediction that the cherries would blossom in early April in most of the southern region. Blossoming will be delayed by three to six days in the south and by one or two days in central Korea, it added. The KMA officially declares the arrival of the cherry blossom when at least three blossoms appear in a tree in weather observatories nationwide. A KMA official said, "Normally, cherry blossoms bloom fully about one week after the first blossom is observed. Cherry blossom season will peak before mid-April in the southern region, and after mid-April in the central region."
sources:
http://english.chosun.com/site/data/html_dir/2012/04/06/2012040601181.html
http://www.12fly.com.my/2012/03/korea-cherry-blossom-forecast-2012/
http://english.visitkorea.or.kr/enu/FU/FU_EN_15.jsp?nCategoryID=1&SearchType=&keyword=&gotoPage=4&cid=1566923&cCode=&nCategoryID=1&searchType=&searchKeyword=


4 comments:
Oh there's many...it looks better than last Year when the Heavy rain ruined them.
Charlie,
the KimcheeGI
Hi Charlie!
Many thanks for the update and GGRRRR...dat's me doing my version of the Incredible Hulk - turning green with envy!
Please say hi to the cherry blossoms in Jinhae for me!
Cheers,
ajumma
I went a week ago and they taunted me with there buds ready to burst... no blossoms for me... ug
Hi there Anon.,
Oh dear - sorry about that. Can understand the frustration - so close and yet so far. Perhaps that was what T.S. Eliot meant when he described April as the cruelest month?
Hope you got to see the cherry blossoms elsewhere on the Korean peninsula though!
Regards,
ajumma
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