Czech Republic
The mosaic of the geological structure determined the diversity of Czech minerals. Even in the Middle Ages, silver mines enjoyed wide popularity here. There are deposits of coal, iron ore. Of great importance are the deposits of glass sands used in the manufacture of the famous Czech glass and crystal. Thanks to the sources of medicinal mineral waters, the system of world-famous resorts is developed.
The country’s landscape is dominated by highlands and medium mountains – the Czech Massif, bordered by the ridges of Šumava, the Bohemian Forest, the Krkonoše Mountains and the Bohemian-Moravian Upland. The largest river is the Vltava, 440 km long. The Czech Republic is located in the Bohemian-Moravian Highlands, which is a watershed between the Elbe and the Danube. Elba – it’s Laba – flows through the Czech Republic, other large rivers – Morava, Odra – the Oder, – Ohře, Strela and Berunka. The landscapes of the Czech Republic are amazing in their beauty and diversity. Wide valleys with a dense network of rivers and lakes are replaced by dense forests, hills and mountain ranges that preserve the age-old freshness and coolness of the stalactite caves. It is here that the healing springs of the most popular European resorts – Karlovy Vary, Mariánské Lázně and Františkovy Lázně – form the “golden triangle of Czech health”.
Czech Weather: [simple-weather location=”Prague, Czech Republic” days=”2″]
The climate of the Czech Republic is moderate. In winter, only light frosts are possible. Snow is too small to turn into slush on the streets of the city, but it is enough in the mountains for winter sports. Summer is quite warm.
The coldest month is January. The average minimum temperature at this time is reduced to -3…-5 radishes, the average maximum is slightly positive (0 … + 2). The warmest month is July. The average minimum temperature at this time is +13…+15 degrees, the maximum reaches +24…+26 degrees. The least precipitation is in the period from November to March (from 23 to 24 mm per month). The number of days with precipitation in this period is 10-11. The rainiest time of the year is May-August, in them the monthly rainfall is 60-80 mm, and they drop out during half a day of the month. For visiting the ski resorts of the country the most suitable are January-February.