The weather in Czech Republic in October

The local temperature is high. The average temperature in all parts of the country has reached more than 40 degrees Celsius, and there has been a serious drought and water shortage.

Hot weather will not only bring high temperature. At the same time, in a few areas, there will be other situations such as drought. Especially for European residents, this summer is miserable. After all, most parts of Europe have experienced high temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius and even severe droughts.

The Elbe River in the Czech Republic has a history of hundreds of years? Hunger stone? Recurrence due to drought. As a country in Europe, the Czech Republic has also been swept by this high temperature weather. Like other European countries, the average temperature in all parts of the country is over 40 degrees Celsius. Even in a few areas, there has been drought and water shortage. As the largest river in the Czech Republic, the Elbe River has not rained for a long time. As a result, the water level in the riverbed has been declining, and even a hungry stone has appeared in the center of the riverbed, creating a historical record of hundreds of years.

The same is true in most parts of Europe. Compared with the situation in Czech countries, the same is true in most European countries. They all suffered from high temperature and drought to varying degrees, especially in France. France has been seriously short of water, and the problem of water shortage is getting worse. In addition, the water stored in all dams in France is decreasing. If the hot weather does not ease, then Europe will fall into a full-scale drought. Europe will also become a truly barren land and a forbidden area for mankind.

It is caused by abnormal weather. This time, not only in Europe, but also in Asia and the Middle East. Especially as a big country in North America, many big states in central America have experienced drought. As in Europe, there is a serious shortage of water for residents. The problem of drought is difficult to solve, mainly by artificial rainfall and transportation of water resources.