Summer is approaching very quickly as well as the coveted holiday time and well -deserved rest. But what will be the weather in the summer? Although it does not look like that at the moment, this summer will be extremely dry and warm.
Summer is almost behind the door. June 21 will be a summer solstice. At the moment, although it is supposed to be nice, pleasant and sunny spring, the weather resembles autumn. It is often raining, the wind blows and the sun is in sight. Should it change in the summer? According to meteorologists, definitely yes. It seems that the transition from spring to summer will be from extreme to extreme. So what exactly do meteorologists say about the summer of 2025?
Weather forecast for summer
This summer forecasts are increasingly looming. And so far it looks like the summer will be very aggressive. Some even name it in the “summer of the century”. You should probably prepare for really high temperatures and minimal precipitation. Meteorologists already assume that temperatures can climb over 40 ° C on certain days. This would mean that we will be struggling with tropical heat from a slightly rainy, gray and quite unnecessary spring in the summer. In short, from extreme to extreme.
The first wave of these extreme heats can allegedly hit us in June. How is it that the weather does not go out of a fairly spring in a tropical heat? According to meteorologists, the so -called thermal dome could share it. The thermal dome is a pressure level that is reportedly captured above a certain area. And it keeps really warm air over the area.
Summer heat
The closer the summer is, the more accurate the weather models are meteorologists. But they are never 100% accurate. The probability of having a tropical heat in the Czech Republic is currently around 60-65 %. It is therefore good to prepare, but at the same time take statements in moderation. Remember how many times in the Czech Republic we have been promised in the Czech Republic over recent years, and how many times it really took place. In short, we can never count on complete accuracy.
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