The Institute of Meteorology and Water Management (IMGW) has good news for the tired of continuous rainfall. Synoptists indicated an approximate date erstwhile the weather in Poland is yet to stabilise and we will say goodbye to the rain. Before that happens, however, we will have a fewer more days with dangerous atmospheric phenomena. Wednesday and Thursday are alerts, and storms are expected in the following days. Learn the exact forecast for the nearest time and find out erstwhile the sun will yet shine.
What will happen to us in the coming days? RCB alert and dense rainfall
The next days will consequence in a continuation of unstable weather, which is affected by the stationary low force system. On Wednesday and Thursday, the inhabitants of any regions of Poland must be ready for heavy rainfall. The Government safety Center (RCB) sent alerts on Wednesday afternoon, informing of possible flooding and obstructions.
Although the exact voivodships covered by the alert have not been specifically indicated in the Communication, it is known that the warnings concern areas where they are forecasted the most abundant showers. IMGW confirms that than baric it inactive affects weather conditions, generating crucial amounts of precipitation.
The storms are taking over. Where will it be dangerous?
The weather situation will begin to change somewhat in the following days. According to IMGW forecasts, in Friday, Saturday and Sunday The main threat will no longer be dense rain, but storms. However, the strength of phenomena is expected to be lower than in erstwhile days – the level of hazard has been limited to Grade 1.
The storms in these days are forecast mainly for south-east of the country. IMGW's chief pointed out that than, which is presently stationed, it will start moving westward. It is this movement that is gradually intended to change the nature of precipitation from continuous showers to more pointy storms.
Key date: erstwhile will the weather yet stabilise?
The most awaited information refers to the end of precipitation. IMGW Synoptists agree – with the rain, especially those of a dense nature, we will say goodbye to mid next week. The Institute of Meteorology and Water Management indicates that a breakthrough will take place around 16 July.
After this date, the weather situation is expected to stabilise. Although more than inactive present, precipitation will no longer be as intense and extended as in fresh days. "The situation is stabilizing", stressed IMGW experts, giving hope for a more favourable aura return.
Why is the weather so volatile? Low traffic
Understanding the current weather situation requires a look at the dynamics of bar systems. Currently, Poland dominates fixed thanwhich is liable for the long and intense rainfall. Its slow movement west is crucial to change the forecast.
When it starts to move, its impact on weather in different regions will change. The area covered by continuous rainfall will decrease and increase the likelihood of storms, which are more local and short-term. The final shift from below to the west will let for the influx of dry air masses and unchangeable weather conditions throughout Poland.
The coming days are inactive time for increased attention due to RCB alerts and forecast rainfall and storms, especially in the southeast. However, according to IMGW, around 16 July the weather is expected to importantly improve, ending the period of intense rains. It is worth following current IMGW and RCB messages, especially if we are in regions at hazard of storms or flooding.
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IMGW gives the exact date. erstwhile is the end of the rain?
