This document summarizes the climate and weather patterns in Poland. Poland has an intermediate climate located in the warm moderate zone of central Europe. The climate is influenced by different air masses including arctic, polar, and subtropical air masses. Temperatures range from average January temperatures to average July temperatures. Precipitation also varies, with the highest yearly precipitation recorded in 2001 and the lowest in 1982. Poland experiences snow cover for multiple days each year and occasional storms. The document also lists some meteorological records in Poland such as the highest and lowest recorded temperatures and pressures.

1. By Wawrzyniec Mokrogulski 2b
Gimnazjum 131

2.  Poland
is located in warm moderate
zone, in central Europe. Poland has
intermediate climate.

3. AIR MASSES OVER POLAND
PA- arctic air
PPm- maritime polar air
PPk- continental polair air
PZm- maritime subtropical air
WINTER
PZk- continental subtropical air
c- warm
ch- cool
SUMMER

4. TEMPERATURE
Average year temperature (°C)

5. Average temperature in January

6. Average temperature in July

7. PRECIPITATION
Average year precipinations (mm)

8. MONTHLY PRECIPITATIONS IN WARSAW

9. SNOW COVER
number of days with snow cover

10. STORMS
NUMBER OF DAYS WITH STORM

11. METEOROLOGIC RECORDS IN
POLAND
thing
value
place
date
The highest
tempreture
40,2°C
Prószków
29th June 1921
The lowest tempreture
-42,0 °C
Olecko
9th February 1929
The biggest yearly
precipitations
2 770 mm
Dolina Pięciu
Stawów Polskich
2001
The littlest yearly
precipitations
275 mm
Poznań
1982
The highest pressure
1054,4 hPa
Suwałki
16th December 1997
The lowest pressure
965 hPa
Łódź, Szczecin,
Katowice
26th February 1989
The fastest wind
96 m/s
Śnieżka
1968, 1993
The thickest snow
cover
355 cm
Kasprowy Wierch
15th April 1995

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www.wikipedia.org
www.mojapogoda.com
www.imgw.pl
www.wiking.edu.pl
www.porady-budowlanka.blogspot.com

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