A significant change in weather is expected across the Czech Republic this weekend as a cold front moves through the country, according to the Czech Hydrometeorological Institute (ČHMÚ). After a period of mild autumn temperatures, residents should prepare for a noticeable drop, along with possible rain and even snow in some areas.

The cold front is forecast to sweep across the Czech Republic on Saturday, bringing daytime highs of around 10°C. The shift will be accompanied by cloudy skies and cooler air moving in from the northwest. The drop will be particularly felt after recent days of relatively warmer and stable autumn weather.

Rain and Mountain Snow in the Northeast

The ČHMÚ reports that rain showers are likely in the northeastern regions of the country, including parts of Moravia and Silesia. Higher elevations, especially in the Krkonoše and Jeseníky Mountains, may see the first snowfall of the season. Winds are expected to be moderate to strong at times, adding to the chill in the air.

Sunday Night: Temperatures Below Freezing

As the cold air mass settles over the region, nighttime temperatures are projected to fall below freezing on Sunday night. Frost may occur in many parts of the country, particularly in rural and higher-altitude areas. Drivers and gardeners are advised to take precautions as icy conditions could develop overnight.

Next Week: Return to Milder Weather

The cold spell will be short-lived. From Monday onward, skies are expected to gradually clear, leading to more sunshine and calmer weather. Daytime temperatures will slowly climb throughout the week, reaching around 17°C by the end of the week.

Meteorologists suggest this temperature swing is typical for mid-October in Central Europe, marking the seasonal transition toward late autumn. While the weekend will feel brisk and wintry, the following week promises a return to mild, pleasant autumn conditions across much of the Czech Republic.

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