Poland’s meteorological institute warns of a warm long weekend with temperatures reaching 28°C, alongside unpredictable, localized thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, and potential hail across southern and central regions.
Temperature trends and storm patterns
From June 2 to June 5, temperatures across Poland will generally range between 23°C and 28°C, with some regions exceeding these values due to an influx of warmer air. Numerical models consistently predict localized storm development, though exact precipitation placement remains difficult to forecast, meaning weather conditions could vary drastically over short distances.
Severe weather risks for Wednesday
Wednesday, June 3, presents the highest risk of severe weather as an atmospheric front approaches from the southwest. Southern, central, and eastern parts of the country are particularly vulnerable, with experts warning of intense rainfall, hail, and gusty winds, especially during afternoon and evening hours.
Corpus Christi and Friday outlook
On Corpus Christi, June 4, temperatures will remain warm, peaking between 23°C and 27°C, with the southeast experiencing the highest heat. While mornings may be calm, localized storms are expected to develop in the afternoon across southern, southeastern, and central Poland.
Weekend weather conditions
Friday, June 5, will stay warm and humid with temperatures around 23-24°C, particularly in eastern Poland where the risk of storms remains elevated due to sunshine-driven heat. The weekend will bring cooler temperatures between 20°C and 24°C, with continued, albeit less intense, possibilities for rain and thunderstorms.