Czech regions report varying precipitation levels

Data from the Czech Hydrometeorological Institute reveals significant regional variations in precipitation across the Jihlava and Třebíč regions between January and September.

In the Jihlava region, Hruškové Dvory recorded 482.2 mm of rainfall, exceeding the previous year. In contrast, Kostelní Myslová near Telč recorded only 287.7 mm, which is approximately 58.6% of its long-term average (1991–2020).

The Třebíč region experienced a notable decline in rainfall compared to the previous year. Jemnice saw the most significant drop, recording 298 mm compared to 531.4 mm during the same period last year, a decrease of nearly 44%. Other stations in the area, including Náměšť nad Oslavou, Dukovany, and Moravské Budějovice, also reported lower rainfall totals than in 2025.