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Rapid warming and melting snow have caused significant water level rises in many Polish rivers, particularly in the Lower Silesia region.

Mateusz Balcerowicz, president of Polish Waters, reports that current conditions on major Polish rivers do not indicate a high risk of flooding during the thaw expected next week.

Poland is expected to experience extremely low temperatures at the start of the week, particularly in the northeast where it could drop to below -20°C.

Poland is expected to experience severe cold and snowstorms, especially in the Bieszczady region, over the coming weekend with temperatures potentially dropping to -20°C.

Poland's meteorological institute, IMGW, has issued warnings regarding possible freezing precipitation across several regions in the upcoming days as temperatures are expected to drop below zero.

IMGW has issued warnings for severe frosts across various regions in Poland, predicting temperatures dropping as low as -19°C.

IMGW has issued alerts for difficult weather conditions in northern regions of the country, warning of dense fog and freezing precipitation that could create slippery roads and sidewalks.

Weather warnings are in effect across various regions of Poland due to the risk of freezing rain and slick roads which may impact safety.

The Polish government and meteorological services have issued alerts for the entire country due to freezing rain and hazardous weather conditions anticipated overnight and into the morning.

The IMGW has issued warnings about slippery roads and sidewalks due to incoming weather fronts bringing snow and freezing rain to various regions of Poland.

Extreme cold temperatures have been recorded in northeastern Poland, with the lowest reaching -26 degrees Celsius this morning due to a cold air mass from Scandinavia.

New forecasts indicate that the upcoming night may be as cold as the last one, with frost warnings issued for most of Poland.

Warsaw is facing dangerous icy conditions due to freezing rain, complicating travel for both drivers and pedestrians, while public transport is experiencing disruptions.

The Institute of Meteorology and Water Management has issued first-degree alerts for four provinces due to forecasted heavy snowfall and blizzards, with second-degree alerts still in effect in several regions.

The Institute of Meteorology and Water Management has issued a weather forecast indicating heavy cloud cover and potential snowfall across various regions of Poland, with temperatures dropping to as low as -11 degrees Celsius.

The Institute of Meteorology and Water Management has issued warnings of severe frost and snowfall for several provinces, with continued meteorological hazards expected in the coming days.

Poland is experiencing severe winter conditions with heavy snowfall and temperatures significantly below zero, prompting a first-degree frost warning from the IMGW.

The Institute of Meteorology and Water Management warns of expected heavy snowfalls, blizzards, and snowdrifts in northern Poland this Sunday, with certain coastal counties under severe weather alerts and up to half a meter of snow accumulation possible.

The Institute of Meteorology and Water Management has released a long-term weather forecast indicating severe frost at the start of January across Poland, followed by a predicted warming trend.

Alerts are in effect for multiple provinces in Poland, warning of freezing rain and strong winds in the northern part of Pomerania.

Poland's meteorological institute has issued first-level warnings for freezing rain and drizzle, indicating an 80% probability of hazardous icy conditions affecting 13 provinces.