Poland is bracing for adverse weather conditions, including frost, fog, and potential snowfall. The Institute of Meteorology and Water Management (IMGW) has issued yellow alerts across various regions.
Frost Alerts Across Poland
IMGW has declared first-degree frost warnings in eastern, northern, and central Poland. The affected provinces include:
- Zachodniopomorskie
- Pomorskie
- Warmińsko-Mazurskie
- Podlaskie
- Kujawsko-Pomorskie
- Mazowieckie
- Lubelskie
- Świętokrzyskie
- Łódzkie
- Parts of Lubuskie, Wielkopolskie, Śląskie, Podkarpackie, and Małopolskie
Temperatures in these areas are expected to drop to around -3°C, with ground temperatures dipping as low as -6°C. These alerts will be in effect from Friday at 10 PM until Saturday at 8 AM.
Fog Warnings in Northern Regions
In northern Poland, particularly in parts of Pomorskie and Zachodniopomorskie, IMGW has also issued first-degree warnings for dense fog. Visibility may fall below 200 meters in some areas.
The fog alerts will be active from Friday at 6 PM until Saturday at 9 AM. IMGW noted that fog conditions will vary, with periods of particularly dense fog expected, especially along the coast.
Snowfall Predictions in Southern Poland
In southern Poland, specifically in Małopolskie, first-degree warnings have been issued for potential snowfall. Accumulations may reach up to 5 cm in some localities. Snow alerts are valid from Friday at 9 PM until Saturday at 6 AM.
Residents are advised to exercise caution during these periods, particularly when traveling, as conditions may impede visibility and road safety.
