Climate of Poland

The Polish Climate is a moderate with both maritime and continental elements.

Summers are usually warm and the most pleasant and best time to visit this country, on the other hand according to country’s location the plentiful of sunshine is mixed with rain. They can be cold and rainy but also hot and dry. Spring starts in March with temperatures varying from -1 to +20 °C, and lasts until May.

The hottest month is July, moreover, the rest of the summer is also quite warm with temperatures from 21 to 32 °C. Autumn begin in September and it is still pretty warm and nice – all trees are dressed in golden colour.

The coldest weather in Poland is middle of winter, in January. Cold continental air flowing in from the east in January makes the eastern part of Poland one of the coldest areas in the country.

Although the Arctic air dominates for much of the year, its conjunction with warmer currents generally moderates temperatures and generates considerable precipitation, clouds, and fog.

The average annual precipitation for the whole country is 600 mm. On the average, precipitation in summer is twice that in winter, providing a dependable supply of water for crops.

Generally, climate of Poland is very pleasant and comfortable as for visiting and travelling, so and for living.

 

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