Heat and exposure
Conditions are relatively manageable today, but humidity at 80% still matters for heat stress.
Climate Pulse
Busan's climate risk, explained through live signals and reporting
This page is the newsroom's climate desk: a live view of weather, air quality, coastal conditions, and the long-term warming trend shaping Busan's future.
Purpose
Connect the climate clock to the local evidence behind it.
Focus
Coastal heat, air quality, marine safety, and long-term warming.
Reporting
Local coverage first, with external references only where they add context.
Read the desk
Continue with newsroom coverage, topic hubs, and public climate references.
Air quality risk
Current AQI is 94 (Moderate). PM2.5 is 19.2µg/m³, which is the most important short-term public health signal on this page.
Coastal climate signal
Busan's mean annual temperature is up about -0.71°C versus the early 1990s. Current sea surface temperature averages 11.8°C over the next 48 hours, with waves peaking near 0.5m.
Live dashboard
Real-time conditions across Busan
🌤️ Current Weather
- 🌡️ Temp: 10.0°C
- 💨 Wind: 4.2 km/h
- 💧 Humidity: 80%
- 🔆 UV Index: 0.0
☀️ Current Weather: Real-time temperature, wind speed, humidity, and UV index in Busan. Helps with daily planning and weather safety.
🌫️ Air Quality Index
- PM2.5: 19.2 µg/m³
- PM10: 24.4 µg/m³
- O₃: 82.0 µg/m³
- AQI (US): 93.9
🌫 Air Quality: PM2.5, PM10, ozone levels, and AQI index show air pollution levels and public health concerns.
🌊 Sea Temperature & Wave: 48-hour data showing wave height and sea temperature in Busan. Useful for marine safety and coastal monitoring.
📈 Climate Trend: Busan's average annual temperature from 1990–2023 shows a clear warming trend linked to climate change.
Climate Reporting
Breeze climate and sustainability coverage
Data sources
Public data and reporting sources behind this page
Open-MeteoReal-time weather, air quality, marine data, and archive climate signals used across the dashboard.Korean public dataNext expansion target for severe weather alerts, observation stations, and locally specific climate indicators.Copernicus CDSSuitable for the next phase of deeper historical climate datasets and regional comparison work.