VOD (1)
Episodes(16)
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Signal (E01)
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Sensible Temperature (E02)
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In Between Seasons (E03)
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Visibility (E04)
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Localized Heavy Rain (E05)
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Heat Island Phenomenon (E06)
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Ozone Warning (E07)
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Discomfort Index (E08)
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Dry Changma (Rainy Season) (E09)
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Tropical Night (E10)
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1℃ (E11)
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Variation Area (E12)
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Scenario 1, 2, 3 (E13)
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Migratory Anticyclone (E14)
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Ensemble (E15)
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Tomorrow's Answers (E16)
Plots(1)
Inside a national weather service, love proves just as difficult to predict as rain or shine for a diligent forecaster and her free-spirited co-worker. (Netflix)
Reviews (1)
The series only really messed it up for me in the last two episodes, when the plot started to drag horribly. This inexhaustible theme – the weather – started to get a bit worn out towards the end, and I was making bets with myself over how many more dramatic rainy plots I would be able to stomach. And that comparison of weather to the moods of a relationship had been what I enjoyed so much in the beginning. I liked the theme of building a new relationship after a breakup when you carry with you the preconceived notions from the previous one. Also, the series doesn't just tell one or two love stories, there are several, and they're all interesting. I also thought the editing and the close-ups were absolutely brilliant. I'm happy with the acting performances, Song Kang was right in line with my tastes this time around.
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