IMWM warnings. Heat. Where will it be dangerous

Institute of Meteorology and Water Management (IMWM) issued first-degree meteorological warnings on a three-point, ascending scale.

First-degree heat warnings apply in the following provinces:

Heat is forecast for these regions. Maximum daytime temperatures will range from 29 to 31 degrees Celsius. Minimum nighttime temperatures will range from 14 to 17 degrees Celsius.

The warnings in most of Poland will expire at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, but in the Silesian, Lesser Poland and Greater Poland provinces they will be in force from Wednesday at 12 p.m. to Thursday at 8 p.m. As forecasters noted, the alarms may continue.

Second degree alerts may appear on Thursday storms in the voivodeships: Silesian, Lesser Poland, Subcarpathian (in the southern counties) and Świętokrzyskie (except the eastern counties).

Lower-level storm warnings may apply in the following provinces: Pomeranian, West Pomeranian, Greater Poland, Lodz, Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship, Lower Silesian, Opole.

It will also be very hot that day. First-degree heat alerts may appear in the following provinces: Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship, Greater Poland (in the west of the region), Opole (in the north of the region), Silesian (in the northern counties), Lesser Poland (except southern counties), Lower Silesian (in the north-eastern counties).

On Friday, second-degree storm warnings may be issued in the provinces Lesser Poland and Subcarpathian. Lower level alerts for these dangerous phenomena may apply in the following provinces: Masovian, Lublin, Lodz, Świętokrzyskie, Silesian.

Second-degree heat warnings may appear in the following provinces: Masovian, Lublin, Świętokrzyskie, Łódź, Silesian, Lesser Poland (except southern counties), Subcarpathian (except for the southern counties). First degree alerts may be issued in the provinces Greater Poland and Opole.

On Saturday, second-degree storm alerts may apply in the following provinces: Silesia, Lesser Poland and Subcarpathia. Yellow alerts for violent phenomena may appear in the following provinces: West Pomeranian, Kuyavian-Pomeranian, Greater Poland, Masovian, Łódź, Lower Silesian, Opole, Świętokrzyskie, Lublin.

Orange heat alerts may appear in the following provinces: Masovian, Lublin, Lodz, Silesian, Masovian (except southern counties), Subcarpathian (except southern counties), Świętokrzyskie. Lower level warnings may apply in the following provinces: Warmia-Masuria, Kuyavia-Pomeraniain the counties located in the southern part of the voivodeships Lesser Poland and Subcarpathian.

First-degree warning predicts conditions conducive to the occurrence of dangerous meteorological phenomena that may cause material losses and threaten health and life. Conducting business in conditions of exposure to these factors is difficult and dangerous. Expect difficulties resulting from conducting activities in the area of ​​the threat, including delays caused by traffic disruptions, disruptions in the course of outdoor events or the possibility of their cancellation. Caution is recommended, the need to follow messages and the development of the weather situation.

A second-degree warning predicts the occurrence of dangerous meteorological phenomena causing significant material losses and a threat to health and life. Dangerous phenomena or the effects of their occurrence significantly limit the conduct of business. Expect disruptions in everyday functioning. Great caution is recommended, the need to track messages and the development of the weather situation. Follow all recommendations issued by the rescue services in the event of a threat. Adjust your plans to the weather conditions.

According to the IMWM definition, the threat forecast is indicative weather forecastserving to provide early information to the public about the possibility of a dangerous meteorological phenomenon.