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07/20/2026
The first half of this week in Czechia should see mainly overcast weather, with temperatures below 25 degrees Celsius, according to a forecast from the Czech Hydro-Meteorological Institute published on Monday. The coolest day of the week, with maximum temperatures ranging from 17 to 21 degrees Celsius, will be Thursday, when rain is expected. Warmer weather is due to return next weekend, the forecasters said.
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07/20/2026
It should be mainly overcast in Czechia on Tuesday, with an average high temperature of 21 degrees Celsius. Similar weather is expected on the following days.
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07/20/2026
Barbora Krejčíková has climbed six places in the world rankings to 26th, after winning tennis’s Athens Open on Sunday. The Czech, who is 30, overcame Athens-born Maria Sakkari 7-6 6-3 for the ninth WTA singles title of her career, and her first since she lifted the Wimbledon title two years ago.
Krejčíková’s career-best singles ranking was second, while she was at one time ranked number one in doubles, where she first found major success.
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07/20/2026
Clean-up efforts are underway in many parts of the Czech Republic following heavy storms that uprooted trees, damaged roofs and flooded cellars on Sunday. Firefighters responded to around 160 weather-related incidents across Czechia in the afternoon and evening.
The highest number of callouts was recorded in the South Moravian, Zlín and Moravian-Silesian regions. Most involved clearing fallen trees, securing damaged roofs and pumping water from flooded areas.
Power outages also disrupted the Masters of Rock music festival in Vizovice. In Zlín, strong winds forced the evacuation of people from buildings near a high-rise that has been burning for the past 11 days. Emergency crews remain at the scene of the fire.
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07/20/2026
The Czech government's temporary fuel price regulation and reduced excise duty on diesel ended on Monday, a move analysts say will lead to a noticeable increase in prices.
At the weekend, the price ceiling was 43.41 crowns per litre for petrol and 42.13 crowns for diesel. Experts predict that fuel prices at motorway stations could rise by three to four crowns above the national average, with diesel approaching 47 crowns per litre.
Experts also expect the price gap between motorway service stations, Prague and the rest of the country to widen.
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07/19/2026
Monday should be partly cloudy and mostly dry with day temperatures between 18 and 23 degrees Celsius.
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07/19/2026
Around 1,000 motorcyclists rode through Prague on Saturday evening as part of the annual Prague Night Ride.
The convoy's main stop was Wenceslas Square, where traffic came to a near standstill when the riders arrived.
The event, which began at 10 p.m. in the parking area of shopping centres in Čestlice, just outside Prague, attracted riders on a wide variety of motorcycles. Police supervised the event with traffic officers in patrol cars, motorcycle units and members of the Special Public Order Unit.
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07/19/2026
One of the world's largest water lilies, the Victoria Cruziana, bloomed on Saturday in the tropical pavilion at the Flora Olomouc exhibition grounds.
Its creamy white flowers can reach up to 25 centimetres in diameter. The blossoms open at night and close again as daylight increases. On the second evening, they reopen with a pink hue before closing for good on the third morning and sinking beneath the water, where the fruit matures.
Gardeners at Flora Olomouc grow the giant water lilies each year from seeds collected from the ripened fruit.
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07/19/2026
Fuel prices in Czechia are rising on the final day of the government's temporary price regulation.
Since Friday, the price of the country's most popular petrol, Natural 95, has increased by as much as one crown per litre at some filling stations. Diesel prices have risen even more sharply in some cases, according to the Czech News Agency (ČTK).
Over the weekend, the maximum permitted prices are 43.41 crowns per litre for petrol and 42.13 crowns for diesel. From Monday, filling stations will once again be free to set their own prices after more than three months of government regulation.
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07/19/2026
The Czech Hydrometeorological Institute (ČHMÚ) has upgraded its thunderstorm warning for southeastern and eastern Czechia to the highest level.
Storms could bring wind gusts of up to 90 km/h, hail larger than two centimetres and torrential rain, with possible disruptions to transport, energy supplies and agriculture, as well as a risk of flash flooding.
The warning is in effect from 10:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. for the Zlín Region, most of the South Moravian and Moravian-Silesian regions, parts of the Vysočina and Olomouc regions, and the Dačice area in southern Bohemia.
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