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The Czech Republic is situated between the oceanic and continental weather systems, meaning it is susceptible to an extremely changeable weather pattern. There are four distinct seasons, with extremes ranging from -11°C in the winter to 29°C in the summer.

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Wintertime can be extremely cold, with temperatures ranging from -11°C to 0°C. It is therefore essential that you bring warm clothing with you and prepare for sub-zero temperatures. While some people who want to sight-see may be put off by these temperatures, those into winter sports such as skiing and snowboarding will welcome the cold. The city is a lot quieter at this time of year, allowing for a much more peaceful stay.

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