Poland has enjoyed unusually pleasant spring weather, with daytime temperatures reaching between 15 and 19 degrees Celsius. However, this pleasant spell is about to be interrupted by an approaching low-pressure system which will alter the weather conditions across the country starting from March 15. The day before, many Poles took advantage of the warm, sunny weather but are now bracing for the upcoming change.

The transition will be felt during the night of March 14 to 15, when Poland will find itself under the influence of two distinct atmospheric zones. The eastern regions are expected to remain pleasant and dry, while the western part of the country will experience an influx of clouds and rainfall. As temperatures drop to around 3-5 degrees Celsius in the east and between 6-9 degrees Celsius in the central, northern, and southern areas, residents of these regions will need to prepare for the cooler conditions.

By Sunday, March 15, the low-pressure system will move further inland, bringing persistent cloudy skies and rain to the western part of Poland. Rain will likely spread to more areas throughout the day, marking a significant shift from the winter-like temperatures Poles experienced just prior. This dramatic change highlights the unpredictability of weather patterns and serves as a reminder of the swift transitions that can occur in spring.