The average annual rainfall in Poland is about 600 mm, with the lowest rainfall in the Kujawskie Lake District and highest in southern Poland. Rainfall exceeds 1000 mm in the Sudetes and Carpathians mountains and reaches 1700 mm in the Tatras mountains, with most precipitation falling during summer months. In contrast, Tenerife receives little rainfall that falls rarely, though the northern part is cloudy, while the island overall is sunny and warm with rain, hail or snow being uncommon.

1. The average annual rainfall
in Poland is about 600 mm.
The lowest rainfall occurs in
the Kujawskie Lake District,
and the highest in southern
Poland. In the Sudetes and
Carpathians they exceed
1000 mm, and in the Tatras
1700 mm. Most precipitation
falls during the summer
months.
In Poland Precipitation is most
often associated with the
transition of the fronts.

2. Presipitations
in
Poland and
Tenerife

3. In Tenerife, the amount of
rainfall is small. It rains
rarely, but the northern part is
quite cloudy. The island is
sunny and warm. Rain, hail
or snow are rare
On Tenerife