A cold wave covering Poland enhances the longing for warmth and summer. In the light of the latest prognostic materials, we are thermally entered in the summer after May 25, just before June 1, when the meteorological summer begins.
The daily average temperature in two weeks will rise and will start to regularly reach or exceed 15 degrees Celsius. Of course, this mileage will disturb the skews of the West or North from time to time, but the dominant sector from which they flow in the mass of air will be the southern one. The calculations of the American National Ocean and atmosphere Administration (Noaa) for June, July and August indicate the average summer temperature in Poland by about 2 degrees, and the European center of medium -term weather forecasts (ECMWF) – by about 1.5 degrees C. It must amount to up to 2 degrees. The more so because the Russian atmosphere model Slav estimates the likelihood of an increase in the average temperature of June and July above the norm at just 50 percent, which allows you to forecast that six waves of the European monsoon typical of our summer, i.e. the influx of clouds and rain from the Atlantic, will normally occur.