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Czech Republic weather shifts with cold front and rain
The Czech Republic is experiencing a significant weather shift as a cold front moves through the country. Following a period of high temperatures and tropical nights, particularly in Moravia and Silesia, temperatures are expected to drop sharply. Forecasts indicate widespread rain, showers, and potential thunderstorms, with daytime highs falling to between 10 °C and 21 °C depending on the region.
This weather transition follows a period of severe drought that has impacted the country. Significant precipitation deficits have been recorded in regions like Vysočina and South Moravia. The drought has also had a major impact on the viticulture sector, with experts estimating a 30 percent drop in grape yields and potential production damages reaching hundreds of millions of crowns due to lack of moisture and heat waves.
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British Columbia · Czech Hydrometeorological Institute · Czech Republic · David Eby · Yukon