Karolina SedlackovaThe Czech Republic is set to experience a frigid weekend filled with heavy snowfall. Forecasts predict up to 25 centimeters of snow in most areas, with some regions potentially receiving as much as 35 centimeters. The northwest and north of Bohemia are expected to see slightly less intense snowfall, with a maximum of 15 centimeters.
Weather Forecast Details
The Czech Hydrometeorological Institute (ČHMÚ) has issued a detailed forecast for the coming days. Starting from Thursday, the weather will be cloudy to overcast with occasional light snow or snow showers. The highest daytime temperatures will range from minus three to plus one degree Celsius, while in the mountains at 1000 meters, it will be around minus four degrees.
On Friday, overcast conditions will continue, with snowfall beginning in the afternoon and evening, spreading from the southwest across the entire territory. In the south and southeast, there may be rain or freezing rain. Nighttime temperatures will drop to minus two to minus six degrees, with daytime temperatures ranging from minus two to plus two degrees Celsius.
Saturday will see persistent and heavy snowfall across the Czech Republic, with a partial decrease in precipitation and cloudiness expected by the evening. The lowest nighttime temperatures will be between minus one and minus five degrees Celsius, with daytime temperatures ranging from minus four to zero degrees Celsius. Sunday night will bring colder temperatures, dropping to as low as minus nine degrees, and daytime temperatures will not exceed zero.
This weekend’s weather in the Czech Republic is set to be a winter wonderland for some and a challenge for others. With significant snowfall expected, residents should prepare for potentially disruptive conditions, especially on the roads. The forecast highlights the onset of the winter season, bringing with it the beauty and challenges of snow-covered landscapes.
