Despite a few recent meteorological setbacks, the Czech Republic is gearing up for a delightful extension of summer weather. According to meteorologist Dagmar Honsová, although fog and low clouds will linger until the end of the week, residents can look forward to a weekend that promises to bring back the warmth and sunshine, with temperatures soaring to a comfortable 25 degrees Celsius.

As anticipation builds for the weekend, meteorologist Dagmar Honsová predicts that summer temperatures will return, with Sunday expected to reach a high of 25°C. This resurgence in warm weather is set to create another round of record-breaking heat for the region.

The current weather forecast for Thursday indicates that fog will blanket parts of the country in the morning, gradually giving way to increasing cloud cover throughout the day, and the possibility of occasional showers, particularly in mountainous areas. Morning temperatures are anticipated to range from 8 to 3 degrees Celsius, with a chance of ground frost. Afternoon temperatures are forecasted to reach between 16 and 21 degrees Celsius.

Looking ahead to Friday, the weather is expected to be partially cloudy to overcast, with sporadic showers in mountain regions. Similar to Thursday, fog is likely in the morning hours. Morning temperatures will vary between 8 and 3 degrees, with intermittent ground frost possible. During the day, temperatures are set to rise to a range of 17 to 22 degrees Celsius.

Saturday’s forecast indicates partly cloudy to overcast skies, with occasional showers in mountainous areas. Morning fog is expected to make appearances as well. Morning temperatures will span from 12 to 8 degrees, while afternoon temperatures will peak between 20 and 24 degrees, with northern regions experiencing temperatures around 18 degrees.

Sunday will offer a mix of clouds and sunshine, with morning temperatures ranging from 12 to 8 degrees and afternoon temperatures expected to reach between 21 and 25 degrees Celsius.

The weather pattern is expected to remain relatively consistent in the following days, with morning temperatures dropping to around 5 degrees Celsius and daytime temperatures reaching approximately 24 degrees Celsius.

So, for those who were contemplating stowing away their summer clothes, it’s time to reconsider. With temperatures anticipated to reach a pleasant 25 degrees, it appears that summer is determined to linger a little longer in the Czech Republic, offering residents and visitors alike the perfect opportunity to savor the late-summer sunshine and warmth.

Article by Prague Forum