The sunny weather enjoyed by Czech residents is coming to an end as a high-pressure system weakens, paving the way for a shift in weather patterns, according to meteorological reports by Jaroslav Soukup. Although temperatures will experience a slow rise, the forthcoming days are anticipated to be marked by a change in atmospheric conditions.

The transition is attributed to a weakening high-pressure system that has provided up to seven hours of sunshine. Meteorologist Dagmar Honsová highlights the influence of a weak cold front approaching from the northeast on Thursday. Subsequently, the region will experience the impact of low-pressure systems.

Thursday is expected to commence with clear skies, but cloud cover will gradually increase from the northeast, leading to overcast conditions with light snowfall. Temperature ranges for the day are forecasted between -4 and 1 degree Celsius.

As the week progresses, Friday is anticipated to feature overcast skies with intermittent snow showers. Morning temperatures may dip to -4 and -8 degrees Celsius, with daytime temperatures expected to reach between -3 and 1 degree.

The weather forecast for Saturday continues with cloudy conditions and occasional showers. In the northern regions, increased cloud cover may result in snowfall. Morning temperatures are predicted to range between -3 and -7 degrees Celsius, with daytime temperatures fluctuating between -2 and 2 degrees.

Looking ahead to the following week, Monday is expected to maintain overcast weather, with snowfall likely in mountainous areas and intermittent snow showers elsewhere. Morning temperatures are projected between -1 and -5 degrees Celsius, while daytime temperatures are anticipated to range from -1 to 3 degrees.

While the conclusion of the sunny interlude brings a shift in weather dynamics, the prospect of gradual warming in the subsequent week provides a positive outlook for residents in the Czech Republic.

Article by Prague Forum