Overnight snowfall in parts of southern Bohemia and eastern Moravia and Silesia resulted in accumulations of up to 15 cm. The Czech Hydrometeorological Institute (ČHMÚ) reported that while some regions received significant snowfall, other areas received less, amounting to only a few centimeters. The snowfall has led to warnings for drivers to exercise caution, as road conditions have become more challenging, especially in the Moravian-Silesian region where snowdrifts were reported.

Traffic disruptions were noted, with specific incidents such as a snowplow overturning in the Klatovy area, and a temporary closure of a key road near Frýdlant nad Ostravicí due to the accumulation of snow. Although snowfalls are expected to reduce throughout the day, meteorologists indicate that snow or snow showers could return on Monday, with the possibility of mixed rain and snow in the southwestern part of the country. This weather shift could complicate travel plans further and exacerbate road issues.

The ongoing winter conditions highlight the variability of weather in the region and the continued need for preparedness as storm patterns change. With roads being impacted and more snowfall on the horizon, authorities and the public will need to stay informed and vigilant to mitigate risks associated with winter weather. The ČHMÚ continues to monitor the situation, providing updates and safety warnings as needed.