Planning a Trip to Prague? Here's the Weather
See what weather to expect in Prague, Czech Republic and plan your trip with confidence. Monthly averages from real historical weather data.
Prague's climate swings decisively between seasons — cold, grey winters with highs barely reaching 4°C in January and genuinely warm summers that invite long afternoons along the riverbanks and in the city's many green parks. That seasonal contrast is part of the city's character: the same cobblestone lanes that feel atmospheric under a winter frost come alive in summer with café terraces spilling out across every square.
Written by Leo Vicente, founder & engineer who loves to travel
·15°C
Avg. high
6°C
Avg. low
637mm
Yearly rainfall
5
Best months
Travel Window Score · 7.6/10
Prague's best travel month is September — around 9 rain days and daytime highs near 21°C, on a 10-year historical average (climatology tier).
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Start PlanningMonthly Temperature & Rainfall
4°
-2°
39mm
Jan
6°
-1°
42mm
Feb
10°
1°
35mm
Mar
15°
4°
41mm
Apr
19°
9°
65mm
May
25°
14°
73mm
Jun
26°
15°
65mm
Jul
26°
15°
77mm
Aug
21°
11°
62mm
Sep
15°
7°
51mm
Oct
8°
2°
42mm
Nov
5°
0°
45mm
Dec
What Weather to Expect in Prague
Prague typically has the most favorable weather for travel during May, June, July, August, September, with comfortable temperatures and relatively low rainfall — ideal conditions for sightseeing and outdoor activities.
Best Time to Visit Prague
May through September offer the most comfortable temperatures for exploring Prague on foot, with highs climbing to 26°C at the peak in July — warm enough for outdoor swimming spots along the Vltava but rarely oppressive. August is the wettest month of the year at 77mm of rain, so a light rain layer stays useful even at the height of summer.
The best time to visit Prague is May through September, when daytime highs average around 23°C and rainfall stays low at roughly 68mm per month. These months offer the most comfortable conditions for sightseeing, outdoor activities, and exploring the city at a relaxed pace. September is typically the driest of these months, with only around 62mm of precipitation.
Prague Weather by Season
Spring
Spring (March–May) brings cool weather to Prague, with highs averaging 15°C and lows around 5°C. The season is relatively dry, accumulating around 141mm total with roughly 10 rainy days per month.
Summer
Summer (June–August) brings warm weather to Prague, with highs averaging 26°C and lows around 15°C. The season is moderately wet, accumulating around 215mm total with roughly 12 rainy days per month.
Autumn
Autumn (September–November) brings cool weather to Prague, with highs averaging 15°C and lows around 7°C. The season is moderately wet, accumulating around 155mm total with roughly 10 rainy days per month.
Winter
Winter (December–February) brings cold weather to Prague, with highs averaging 5°C and lows around -1°C. The season is relatively dry, accumulating around 126mm total with roughly 11 rainy days per month.
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Climate data is a 10-year historical average (2016–2025), averaged across a wide area rather than a single weather station. Temperatures in Celsius. How we forecast →