Driest Cities in Czechia

Top 100 cities ranked by driest cities

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Driest Cities — Czechia

1 Vlašim 88 21.0"

2 Pelhřimov 80 23.3"

3 Dačice 79 23.3"

4 Pacov 80 23.9"

5 Příbram 88 24.0"

6 Broumov 82 24.0"

7 Telč 80 24.0"

8 Třeboň 79 24.8"

9 Kladno 88 24.8"

10 Stochov 88 24.8"

11 Nové Strašecí 88 24.8"

12 Králův Dvůr 88 24.8"

13 Slaný 88 24.8"

14 Beroun 88 24.8"

15 Hořovice 88 24.8"

16 Dobříš 88 24.8"

17 Jindřichův Hradec 79 24.9"

18 Krupka 89 25.5"

19 Teplice 89 25.5"

20 Dubí 89 25.5"

21 Ústí nad Labem 89 25.5"

22 Litoměřice 89 25.5"

23 Louny 89 25.5"

24 Lovosice 89 25.5"

25 Bílina 89 25.5"

26 Tuřany 78 25.8"

27 Medlánky 78 25.8"

28 Slatina 78 25.8"

29 Mikulov 78 25.8"

30 Líšeň 78 25.8"

31 Královo Pole 78 25.8"

32 Ivančice 78 25.8"

33 Brno 78 25.8"

34 Maloměřice 78 25.8"

35 Židenice 78 25.8"

36 Žebětín 78 25.8"

37 Moravský Krumlov 78 25.8"

38 Bystrc 78 25.8"

39 Modřice 78 25.8"

40 Hustopeče 78 25.8"

41 Starý Lískovec 78 25.8"

42 Kohoutovice 78 25.8"

43 Žabovřesky 78 25.8"

44 Pohořelice 78 25.8"

45 Brno-jih 78 25.8"

46 Bohunice 78 25.8"

47 Vinohrady 78 25.8"

48 Černovice 78 25.8"

49 Rosice 78 25.8"

50 Nový Lískovec 78 25.8"

51 Šlapanice 78 25.8"

52 Komín 78 25.8"

53 Brno střed 78 25.8"

54 Krnov 85 25.8"

55 Stříbro 87 26.2"

56 Podbořany 89 26.3"

57 Rakovník 88 26.3"

58 Znojmo 78 26.6"

59 Třebíč 80 26.6"

60 Moravské Budějovice 80 26.6"

61 Karlovy Vary 81 26.9"

62 Rýmařov 85 27.6"

63 Jirkov 89 28.2"

64 Most 89 28.2"

65 Duchcov 89 28.2"

66 Kadaň 89 28.2"

67 Chomutov 89 28.2"

68 Žatec 89 28.2"

69 Litvínov 89 28.2"

70 Bruntál 85 28.2"

71 Vodňany 79 28.5"

72 Vítkov 85 28.5"

73 Písek 79 28.6"

74 Vrbno pod Pradědem 85 28.7"

75 Blatná 79 29.1"

76 Horní Slavkov 81 29.5"

77 Doksy 83 29.6"

78 Mělník 88 29.6"

79 Neratovice 88 29.6"

80 Štětí 89 29.6"

81 Mimoň 83 29.6"

82 Česká Lípa 83 29.6"

83 Roudnice nad Labem 89 29.6"

84 Nýrsko 87 30.5"

85 Domažlice 87 30.5"

86 Nýřany 87 30.5"

87 Bakov nad Jizerou 88 30.8"

88 Turnov 83 30.8"

89 Mnichovo Hradiště 88 30.8"

90 Benátky nad Jizerou 88 30.8"

91 Mladá Boleslav 88 30.8"

92 Jablonec nad Nisou 83 30.8"

93 Strakonice 79 30.8"

94 Žďár nad Sázavou 80 31.9"

95 Velká Bíteš 80 31.9"

96 Velké Meziříčí 80 31.9"

97 Nové Město na Moravě 80 31.9"

98 Prague 52 32.0"

99 Suchdol 52 32.0"

100 Staré Město 52 32.0"

The driest cities in Czechia receive the least annual precipitation, often characterized by arid landscapes and abundant sunshine. Vlašim receives just 21.0 inches of precipitation annually.

Dry climates offer benefits including more sunny days, less seasonal affective disorder, lower humidity, and reduced mold and allergen concerns. These cities are often located in the desert Southwest or other arid regions with dramatic natural landscapes.

Water management is a critical concern for the driest cities, many of which rely on distant water sources, desalination, or strict conservation measures. As populations grow in these areas, sustainable water use and drought resilience become increasingly important priorities.

Did You Know?

1. Vlašim gets just 21.0" of precipitation per year — less than many cities get in a single month.
2. Most of the driest cities are in the desert Southwest, where evaporation often exceeds precipitation by a factor of 10 or more.
3. Water conservation is a way of life in these cities, with many implementing xeriscaping requirements and water usage restrictions.

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