The climate in Poland is variable with weak or moderate winds. In northern and western Poland, the climate is mostly maritime with high cloudiness. The southern and eastern parts of the country have a more continental climate. Winters are the coldest season and shortest, while springs are mild but variable. Summers are warm and last from June to September. Autumns are associated with transitioning temperatures leading into winter. Poland experiences occasional extreme weather like tornadoes, floods, and other climate events.

1. The
Climate
in
Poland

2. The features of climate in
Poland
- capricious
weather
- weak or moderate
winds
- in the north and west
of Poland the climate is
mostly maritime
- relatively high
cloudiness
- local winds such as
halny and breeze
- the southern and
eastern part of the
country has distinctly
continental climate

3. - is the coldest season of the year
in temperate climate
- is the shortest season of
the year in temperate
climate (89 days)
- follows winter and precedes
summer
- considered as the most
beautiful season during the
year
- is the warmest of the four temperate
seasons
- association with the transition
from warm to cold weather
- summer in Poland commences on
21st June and it ends on 23rd
September
- generally lasts between 23rd
September and 22nd
December

4. Tornadoes hit Kujawy-Pomorze and
Wielkopolska

5. The 2010 Central European floods

6. The 1997 Millennium Flood

7. By Konrad Kordysz