Poland is influenced by different atmospheric conditions. According to IMGW, the vast strategy of advanced force dominates the vast majority of Europe, whose centres are located on the North Sea and the Alps. Meanwhile, low atmospheric pressures affect mainly the northern reaches of Scandinavia and east Europe and Turkey. Our part of the continent is located between the 2 zones – between the low and the center over western Russia and the advanced above western Europe.
From the north we inactive have cool Arctic air, which brings down temperatures, especially in the east and central parts of the country. any milder conditions only prevail in the west, where the effect is somewhat warmer. By Saturday (12.04), night and morning frosts will inactive be possible, and during the day thermometers will usually indicate between 5 and 10 degrees Celsius. The exception will be the western part of the country where the temperature can scope up to 15 degrees.
The real change will come on Sunday (13.04), erstwhile the temperature in most regions will jump to about 20 degrees, and the sky will begin to shine. This trend will proceed next week. By mid-week mercury poles can scope 25 degrees – and this is not the end of the temperature increase. Most likely the warmest period will be the second half of next week, namely Thursday and Friday (17.04–18.04). Temperatures can then scope 27–28 degrees Celsius in the shade.
However, it may be possible that the thermometers will show up to 30 degrees locally – due to the circumstantial terrain and weather conditions. This will be the first so clear breeze of summertime heat this year. If these forecasts are confirmed, we can witness the earliest heat in the past of meteorological measurements in Poland.
The current evidence is 30.7 degrees and was recorded on April 22, 1968 in Sulęcin (Lubuskie leadership). It is besides worth mentioning the absolutely highest temperature recorded in April. This was as much as 32.5 degrees measured on 29 April 2012 in Słupcy (Wielkopolskie Voivodeship). This shows that April can surprise with a truly hot aura.
According to IMGW, in Poland in April the temperature can scope up to 35 degrees Celsius. The average temperature in April in Poland is 12.2 degrees Celsius, while the average temperature in May is 15.6 degrees Celsius. This means that April is the last period in which we can anticipate colder conditions.
Next week we can anticipate evidence temperatures, so it is worth preparing for hot days. Experts advise that we drink quite a few water, avoid excessive sun and wear light, airy clothes. This will aid us avoid fever and dehydration.
In April 2022 the average temperature in Poland was 10.4 degrees Celsius, while in April 2023 the average temperature was 11.2 degrees Celsius. This means that the temperature is rising in April, which may mean that next year we can anticipate even warmer conditions.
Climate change is 1 of the main reasons why earth's temperature is rising. Greenhouse gas emissions specified as carbon dioxide contribute to global warming and climate change. This means that the temperature on the ground will be rising, which may affect weather and weather.
Next year we can anticipate even warmer conditions, so it is worth preparing for hot days. Experts advise that we drink quite a few water, avoid excessive sun and wear light, airy clothes. This will aid us avoid fever and dehydration.
