Weather

WEATHER IN CZECH REPUBLIC

Similarly to the whole moderate northern band, the four seasons alternates in Czech Repubic: winter, spring, summer, autumn.

Winter: December, January, February
The coldest of these is January, when even in the lowlands the average monthly temperature falls below 0 °C. Precipitations in winter are usually snowfall in the mountains. In the lowlands it can alternately rain and snow. Snow coverage usually lasts for several months at higher altitudes above sea level. Snow can remain for several days, even in the lowlands, although most winters it is rather "slushy."

Spring: March, Apríl, May
There is a sharp increase in temperatures. Snow coverage usually disappears in the mid-spring, even in the highest mountains of the Czech Republic, so even there the swift growth of vegetation so typical for spring can occur.

Summer: June, July, August
If you love heat, the best time to visit the Czech Republic is July, when the average temperature is 20 °C warmer than in January. The hottest daily temperatures can be in excess of 30 °C. In the mountains, the average daily temperatures are just over 10 °C. The hottest months are also those with the most rainfall.

Winter: September, October, November
Still relatively hot period and markedly drier than the preceding month. The average daily temperatures usually fall once again below 10 °C around the start of October, which is when the leaves on the trees begin to change into a multitude of colors and fall to the ground.

Actual weather: http://www.chmu.cz/meteo/om/cr/poc_cr_en.html