The Drought in the Czech Republic Is Not Letting up. And There Is No Improvement in Sight.
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Even though the last week after the Indian summer was a bit rainier, the Czech Republic still suffers from a lack of precipitation. Soil drought is still occurring, especially in the southern parts of our territory, and rivers and dams lack water and are often at historically low levels. The following days and weeks will probably not improve the situation, as more abundant precipitation is not in sight.
Even the cooler autumn weather and occasional rainfall have not yet brought relief from the drought in the Czech Republic. This is especially visible in the drying up watercourses and dams. Deník N brings a visual comparison of their condition this year and last year from a bird's eye view. Meteorologists do not expect any significant rain in the coming weeks, with rainfall only expected to be in the order of a few millimeters. The drought in th…
Although vegetation stops absorbing water and, thanks to the cold weather, evaporation of water from the soil has significantly decreased, at the turn of this week and next week, exceptional or extreme soil drought, the two worst degrees, may affect almost a third of the Czech Republic.
Brno - Although vegetation has stopped absorbing water and the cold weather has significantly reduced evaporation of water from the soil, at the turn of this week and next week, exceptional or extreme soil drought, the two worst levels, may affect almost a third of the Czech Republic. This is according to data published by scientists from the Institute for Global Change Research of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic - CzechGlobe on th…
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