What July feels like in Prague
In Prague, July brings mid-summer. Afternoons are warm and pleasant, good for long days out. Once the sun goes down the air changes: nights stay mild. Some humidity hangs in the air, noticeable when the sun is strong.
Rain in Prague in July
Expect a mix of dry and wet days, with rain about one day in 3. Wet days average about 6.1 mm (0.2 in), enough to soak you without an umbrella. That is close to Prague's typical rain per wet day for the whole year (about 5.2 mm). It is among the three wettest months of the year.
Daylight and sunshine in July
In mid-July, sunrise is at about 5:08 am and sunset at about 9:08 pm (local time) — 15 h 59 min of daylight. Compared with mid-June, the day has lost 21 min. Measured sunshine covers about 78% of the daylight — there are plenty of bright spells.
How July compares to the rest of the year
July is the warmest month of the year in Prague. Against June, the average high is 2°C (3.6°F) higher, with 3 mm less rain. Temperatures keep climbing into August. By August, typical highs are 24.8°C (76.6°F).
Who July suits
- Sightseeing: a good fit — comfortable enough to explore on foot all day.
- Parks & outdoor: a good fit — good conditions for sitting outside.
Tips for visiting Prague in July
Versatile Layers
Days are noticeably warmer than nights — layers you can add or remove.
Rain Protection
A packable rain jacket saves the day on showery afternoons.
Sunglasses
Frequent sunshine — sunglasses and a light hat.
Quick questions
How warm is Prague in July?
Expect around 25.5°C (77.9°F) in the afternoon and 15.5°C (59.9°F) at night, which most visitors would call warm.
Does it rain a lot in Prague in July?
Quite a lot — 73 mm spread over about 12 days.
What should I wear in Prague in July?
Based on the averages: versatile layers, rain protection and sunglasses. Bring something extra for the cooler evenings.
Is July or August better for visiting Prague?
On our 12-month climate ranking, August comes out ahead (#4 of 12 vs #5). August has fewer rainy days.