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Czech Republic — Living: Climate

Czech Republic averages 8.6°C over the year and about 673 mm of precipitation (national averages for 1991-2020, World Bank Climate Change Knowledge Portal, CRU TS 4.07 data), with July the warmest month and January the coolest.

VerifiedGovernment / official sourceWorld Bank — Climate Change Knowledge Portal (CRU TS 4.07 climate normals, 1991-2020)Last reviewed: 2026-10-18

Key facts

  • Average annual temperature: 8.6°C (national average, 1991-2020)
  • Warmest month: July, 18.5°C on average
  • Coolest month: January, -1.3°C on average
  • Average annual precipitation: 673 mm (1991-2020)
  • Wettest month: July, 92 mm on average
  • Driest month: February, 33 mm on average

Steps

  1. Understanding the Climate — Research the regional climate variations and average temperatures to get a better understanding of the weather conditions in the Czech Republic.

Monthly averages, 1991-2020 (national)

January: -1.3°C, 41 mm February: -0.1°C, 33 mm March: 3.5°C, 44 mm April: 8.7°C, 39 mm May: 13.2°C, 71 mm June: 16.6°C, 80 mm July: 18.5°C, 92 mm August: 18.2°C, 77 mm September: 13.4°C, 60 mm October: 8.5°C, 48 mm November: 3.6°C, 44 mm December: -0.2°C, 44 mm

What these figures do not cover

These are country-wide averages. Climate varies a lot between regions, coasts, mountains and cities, and individual years differ from the long-term average. Heat waves, humidity, air quality and seasonal hazards are not covered here.

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