Newark (Newark, DE) is located in the middle of the East Coast of the United States and has a continental climate with four distinct seasons.

It does not have the warm winters of the South, nor the harsh winters of the North, resulting in a moderate climate. For those who have immigrated from Korea, the change of seasons may be familiar, but it is good to be aware of the differences in the characteristics of each season compared to Korea.

Summer (June to August) is hot and humid. The average temperature in July is around 31 degrees Celsius, and the perceived temperature feels even higher due to humidity. It can be difficult to live without air conditioning, so it is important to choose a residence with a well-equipped cooling system. There can be several days of tropical nights (night temperatures above 80 degrees). Sudden thunderstorms often occur in the afternoons during summer, so it is necessary to check the weather forecast frequently when planning outdoor activities.

Fall (September to November) is the most beautiful season in Newark. In October, when the fall foliage reaches its peak, the campus and surrounding parks are beautifully colored in red and yellow. The temperatures are pleasant for outdoor activities, and the low humidity makes it a comfortable time to live. Summer weather continues until early September, and it becomes noticeably cooler starting in October. By the end of November, preparations for winter should begin.

Winter (December to February) is cold and snowy. The average low temperature in January is around minus 3 degrees Celsius, which is similar to or slightly milder than winter in Seoul, Korea. Snow falls every year, but it often does not accumulate as much as in central Korea, although significant snowfall can occur during nor'easter storms. Black ice can form on the roads in winter, so caution is needed while driving. Winter tires are generally not required, but it is safe to check the condition of all-season tires.

Spring (March to May) can be somewhat unpredictable. March still has many chilly days, and it becomes noticeably warmer in April. This is also a time when pollen allergies can be strong. May has pleasant temperatures and blooming flowers, making it one of the best months for outdoor activities in Newark. Overall, the weather in Newark provides an environment suitable for those who want to experience the diverse faces of all four seasons.