The Czech Hydrometeorological Institute (CHMI) forecasts continued erratic weather patterns with temperatures fluctuating between below-average and above-average values until the end of January. This pattern, characterized by abrupt temperature shifts, has been persistent over the past few weeks and is expected to persist in the coming weeks.

According to the CHMI, daytime temperatures in the middle of the current week are projected to reach 6 degrees Celsius, only to drop back to zero degrees, followed by another increase to around 10 degrees in the subsequent week. This alternating weather trend is indicative of the meteorological uncertainties prevailing in the region.

The forecast for the week from January 21 to January 28 indicates relatively warm temperatures, with weekly averages anticipated to be above normal. In the subsequent two weeks (January 29 to February 11), temperatures are expected to stabilize, remaining at average or slightly above-average levels.

Regarding precipitation, meteorologists predict a calming of the situation, approaching more typical levels, though the first two weeks may witness higher-than-usual rainfall or snowfall. The CHMI emphasizes the fluctuating nature of the precipitation, noting that over the past four weeks, precipitation levels have oscillated between extremes, with periods of abundant rainfall interspersed with drier intervals.

In conclusion, the forthcoming weather forecast suggests a continuation of temperature fluctuations, with an overall warming trend anticipated. Precipitation levels are expected to vary but trend closer to normal, with these weather patterns holding implications for daily activities and longer-term planning. Monitoring these meteorological developments will be crucial for adapting to changing conditions.

Article by Prague Forum