Polish climate

By Dominik Mierzejewski

Climate in Poland is warm, mild and transient. Country in which we live is in the temperate zone. In our country there are six seasons: early spring, spring, summer, autumn, early winter, winter.

Climate in Poland

location in the mid-latitudes

a parallel course of most mountain ranges in Europe favorable exchange zone air masses

low-lying nature of the majority of Polish

The main factors influencingthe climate Polish payable:

high diversity and variability typical of weather from day to day

Wind:mostly western winds, in summer - north-

western in the Tatra Mountains - halny, in the sea –

breeze

Key features of the Polish climate:

Temperature:

the average January temperature in the west and the sea (-1 *C), on the east (-5 *C)

average temperatures in July at the seaside (17 *C), the South (19 *C)

average annual temperature range in the west (19 *C), the east (23 *C)

Precipitation: total average precipitation of 600 mm the smallest - Kujawy - below 500 mm the largest in the South (Tatry, Sudety) -

1700 mm

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