Temperature Records Broken In Most Places In The Czech Republic
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In southern Moravia, five temperature records for August 1 fell on Saturday at stations that have been measuring for 30 years or more. The hottest was in Strážnice in the Hodonín region, where meteorologists measured 37.5 degrees Celsius. Petr Hruška from the Regional Forecasting Office of the Czech Hydrometeorological Institute (ČHMÚ) in Brno told ČTK.
Temperature records were broken again in many places in the Czech Republic on Friday, and the heat increased the risk of fires, worsened the air quality and complicated rail transport. After Thursday's more than 40 degrees Celsius, temperatures stopped just below forty. The heat in the Czech Republic is causing various complications.
The temperature record for July 31 was recorded on Friday by 108 of the 171 stations that have been operating for at least 30 years. A fifth of the stations then have a new maximum for the whole of July, and five percent even set an absolute record for the whole year. The highest temperature was measured in Plzeň-Bolevec, where it was 39.4 degrees Celsius. The Czech Hydrometeorological Institute (ČHMÚ) reported this on Facebook.
Temperature Records Broken In Most Places In The Czech Republic
Temperature records were broken yesterday at 114 of the 171 weather stations in the Czech Republic that have been measuring temperatures for more than 30 years, according to Iveta Kodadkova of the Czech Hydrometeorological Institute (CHMU). Meteorologists recorded a temperature of 40.1 degrees Celsius at 5pm in Doksany in the Litomerice district, Kodadkova told CTK. Temperatures exceeded 39 degrees in Plzen-Bolevec, Plzen-Mikulka, and Rokycany. …
The current heat wave brought high and often record-breaking temperatures to the Czech Republic on Friday. Five stations had already broken the temperature record around noon. Overall, the record for the last day of July fell during the day at 108 of the 171 stations that have been operating for at least thirty years. A fifth of the stations then set a new maximum for the entire month of July, and five percent even set an absolute record for the…
Prague - Temperature records were broken in many places in the Czech Republic today, and the heat increased the risk of fires, worsened the air quality and complicated rail transport. After Thursday's more than 40 degrees Celsius, temperatures stopped just below forty today. In several regions, meteorologists declared a smog situation, which was gradually lifted in all regions where it was in force in the evening. Fires are threatening most of t…
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