Compare Vermont and Pyongyang Weather

Vermont is 10564.9 kilometers (6564.7 miles) away and 14.0 hours behind Pyongyang, North Korea. Vermont's climate is classified as Humid continental, no dry season, warm summer (Köppen climate classification: Dfb) while Pyongyang has a Humid continental, severe dry winter, hot summer climate (Dwa).

Vermont generally has cooler weather than Pyongyang. The average mean temperature in Vermont is 7.21°C (44.98°F) while Pyongyang’s temperature is 11.52°C (52.74°F) and the difference is 4.31°C (39.76°F). Vermont is warmest on average in July, when the day time temperature may reach 21.81°C (71.26°F), while Pyongyang is hottest in August when the average high temperature is 25.35°C (77.63°F). Vermont is coldest in January when the average low temperature is -12.31°C (9.84°F), while January is the coldest month in Pyongyang, when night time temperature often falls below -9.47°C (14.95°F).

Finally, Vermont has about 1.4 times more rainfall than Pyongyang, (Vermont’s 72.09mm vs Pyongyang’s average of 51.34mm).