“We assume that the period from August 10 to September 6 will be above average to average in terms of temperature,” the Czech Hydrometeorological Institute (CHMI) states on the website in a monthly outlook.
V next week temperatures should be well above the long-term average. The minimum night temperatures will usually be around 16 ° C, the daytime temperatures will reach tropical temperatures of 30 ° C. Cooling to 26 ° C is then expected at the end of the week.
Next weeks by the end of August they should remain at a long-term average. The lowest night temperatures will reach 12 ° C, during the day they will climb to 24 ° C.
According to the CHMI’s outlook, it should also be relatively warm the beginning of the school year. Temperatures should rise above 25 ° C. At night then drop to 14 ° C.
According to meteorologists, it should rain little. Weekly totals should be in the range of 10 to 20 millimeters of precipitation per square meter. It is clear from the forecast that it should probably rain, especially in the last two weeks of August.
According to statistics, the average total precipitation for the period from 10 August to 6 September is 62 millimeters. It rained the most in 1995, when meteorologists measured 118 liters per square meter. On the contrary, it rained the least in 1953, when it fell only 15 millimeters.
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