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Czech Weather

The Czech Republic lies in the temperate climate zone, which is characterized by mild, humid summers with occasional hot spells, and cold, cloudy and humid winters. Czechia’s climate is comparable to that of southern inland Canada. Although Czech weather can never be predicted with certainty, you can get an idea of what to expect if you read our overview of the four seasons, which we put together and updated over several years.

Spring weather in Czechia
Summer weather in Czechia
Autumn weather in Czechia
Winter weather in Czechia

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A view of Prague Castle from Nerudova Street
A view of Prague Castle from Nerudova Street
Church of St. Nicholas from the Prague Castle
The Church of St. Nicholas seen from the Prague Castle garden

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