Pocasie Ceska Republika Courses

The Czech Republic has a temperate climate with hot summers, cold winters and generally sufficient rainfall. It lies in Central Europe, and its topography includes mountainous regions, lowland plains, and hills. Summer in the Czech Republic starts in late May and can last as late as early October. High temperatures during this time period range from the mid-20s (Celsius) to mid-30s, with a few days occasionally exceeding the mid-30s over the course of the summer. The summer season also brings a good amount of sunshine, averaging around seven hours of sun per day. Winter in the Czech Republic begins in late November and usually ends by mid-to-late March. During this season, temperatures plunge as low as -15 degrees Celsius in the northern regions, and daily average temperatures stay below freezing. Snowfall is also a common occurrence during the winter months, but it will vary by region. The Czech Republic also experiences an impressive range of weather throughout the year. Spring and autumn most frequently feature temperatures in the mid-teens, but regional variations can bring hot or cold days depending on the season. Additionally, rainfall is constant in the Czech Republic from the end of spring to the beginning of autumn. The country can experience severe storms at this time of year.