Paralysis at the airports through the fog: Canceled flights, delays or redirects to other airports – with such problems he faced Tuesday morning Airport in Krakow and passengers. Problems with landings and departures also took place in Poznań. The reason for paralysis at airports is a thick fog.
Canceled flights, redirects: Planes to land in Balice were directed to other airports, including Katowice and Rzeszów. The Krakow port appeals to passengers to follow information air carriers. Problems began there on Monday evening. Then Five flights were canceled and thirteen were redirected to other airports – says Onet.
Problems also in Poznań: According to epoznan.pl Problems also occurred at the Poznań-Ławica airport. On Monday The Ryanair plane from Stockholm or Lufthansa from Frankfurt did not land there. Several was delayed flights. Due to the dynamic weather situation, it is best for passengers to check the virtual arrow and departure board on the Poznań airport website.
IMGW warns against fog: The Institute of Meteorology and Water Management issued warning against dense fog almost all over Poland. Synoptics do not predict fog only in the west of the country and the south-eastern and north-east ends. In the remaining area, the warning is valid until 10.00. In the vicinity of Krakow, fogs can stay until noon. IMGW forecasts that visibility can be below 200 meters. IMGW warns that the fogs can start forming again on Tuesday evening.
What weather on Tuesday, 25.02? IMGW reports that on Tuesday the maximum temperature will be from 4 degrees Celsius, 5 degrees C in the northeast and in the Podgórski region Bieszczadyup to 9 degrees Celsius in the center and 12 degrees C locally in the south. In the northwest and west by periods rainfall can be expected. In the east and northeast Possible drizzle, in the morning locally freezing, causing ice.
See also: What weather in March? More on this subject in the text “The weather. It is already at the gates.” Up to 3.5 degrees above 30-year-old “. This is how March should look like”.
Sources: Onetepoznan.pl, IMGW