The latest weather forecast from IMGW indicates a significant drop in temperatures across Poland, with the northeastern region experiencing maximum temperatures ranging from -10°C to -19°C. Central Poland can expect temperatures around -5°C while the western and southern areas remain slightly warmer, with highs up to 2°C in some mountainous regions. The weather conditions are accompanied by varied cloud cover, with possible light snowfall in certain areas.

As the weather patterns evolve, the northeastern and eastern parts of Poland, particularly the Pomeranian region, will see mostly moderate cloudiness with intermittent light snow. In contrast, the remainder of the country will experience substantial cloud cover with occasional breaks of clearer skies. Wind conditions are expected to be weak to moderate, although gusts may occur in southern regions.

This weather alert is a reminder for residents to prepare for harsh winter conditions, with the IMGW emphasizing the importance of monitoring local forecasts and taking precautions against the cold. With temperatures dropping significantly, attention to heating, nutrition, and health during these extreme conditions is critical, especially for vulnerable populations.