In recent days, Poland experienced a warm spell, prompting many residents to feel the onset of spring. However, meteorologists are forecasting a sudden change in weather conditions. On Sunday, a cold front will begin to sweep across Poland, leading to an increase in cloud cover and the potential for thunderstorms in certain areas. This rapid weather shift is likely to impact outdoor plans for many in the regions expecting storms.

Poland is situated within an area of lowered atmospheric pressure due to the Gina depression moving in from the North Atlantic. According to meteorologist Arleta Unton-Pyziołek from tvnmeteo.pl, this situation is associated with a vast, undulating atmospheric front that extends from Finland, through the Baltic Sea region and Germany, all the way to Italy and the Mediterranean Sea. As this front moves, secondary low-pressure systems are forming along its path, one of which is significant for Poland – the Iskard depression, centered above the western Baltic, between Bornholm and Łeba.

As thunderstorms are anticipated in Poland on Sunday, residents should prepare for possible severe weather. Forecasters have highlighted specific regions that may experience thunder, necessitating caution in outdoor activities and travel plans. Community members should stay informed through weather updates to ensure safety during this changeable weather period.