Climate study warns of snowless Czech winters, summer droughts

Radically different Czech climate of almost snowless winters on low ground, summer droughts is pointed to in a study by top scientists

Energy & Green Biz|Society

Chris Johnstone | 10.01.2012

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A scenario for climate change over the next century in the Czech Republic put together by top sicentists points to hot dry summers with droughts possible every two years and snow surviving throughout the winter only in the highest mountains by the end of the period. Longer growing seasons for farmers would be accompanied by the increased risks that sudden frosts could wipe out crops.

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