On Tuesday, April 15, 2025, Poland is set to experience a variety of weather conditions across different regions, with some areas expecting significant rainfall and others enjoying milder temperatures. The forecast indicates that temperatures may peak at 24 degrees Celsius in some locations, while winds could reach speeds of up to 60 kilometers per hour in mountainous areas.
The southwestern part of the country will see large or total cloud cover, accompanied by intermittent rainfall. Forecasts suggest that this region could receive between 2 to 5 liters of rain per square meter, with local downpours potentially increasing that to 5 to 10 liters in the southern areas. Meanwhile, the northeastern regions of Poland will likely remain relatively clear, experiencing moderate to large cloud cover later in the day.
In Warsaw, the capital city, residents can expect moderate to significant cloudiness with rain anticipated in the afternoon. Temperatures are expected to reach up to 22 degrees Celsius. The wind will be blowing from the southeast, and conditions may feel somewhat humid, with air humidity levels hovering around 60 to 70 percent.
Moving to the coastal cities of Gdynia, Gdańsk, and Sopot, the forecast predicts complete cloud cover, along with fog or heavy haze. Here, temperatures will be slightly cooler, maxing out at around 20 degrees Celsius. The winds will initially be light but will pick up in the afternoon, reaching moderate speeds of around 40 kilometers per hour.
In Poznań, the weather will start with moderate cloud cover, which will increase to heavy cloudiness as the day progresses. Light rain is expected in the afternoon, with temperatures reaching up to 22 degrees Celsius. The wind will again be from the southeast, blowing moderately.
Wrocław, situated in the southwest, will experience a cloudy day with intermittent light rain. The temperature is forecasted to rise to around 17 degrees Celsius. As in other regions, the southeast wind will be a common factor, with gusts potentially reaching 40 kilometers per hour.
Kraków will also face cloudy skies with passing rain, with temperatures expected to mirror those in Wrocław, peaking at 17 degrees Celsius. The wind will be light, coming from the east.
As the week progresses, Wrocław's weather will see a notable change. On Wednesday, April 16, temperatures are expected to rise to 26 degrees Celsius during the day, dropping to 14 degrees at night. There is only a 1% chance of rain, and wind gusts may reach 13 kilometers per hour. The UV index for this day is projected to be 4, indicating a moderate risk of harm from unprotected sun exposure.
Thursday, April 17, will see similar temperatures, again reaching 26 degrees Celsius during the day and 15 degrees at night. The chance of precipitation increases slightly to 6%, with wind gusts expected to be stronger, reaching up to 23 kilometers per hour. The UV index remains at 4.
On Friday, April 18, temperatures will drop to a daytime high of 21 degrees Celsius, with nighttime temperatures falling to 9 degrees. The chance of rain is more significant, at 41%, with expected rainfall around 2 mm. Winds will again be from the south, reaching speeds of 15 kilometers per hour, and the UV index will drop to 3, indicating a moderate risk.
Saturday, April 19, forecasts a return to warmer conditions, with daytime temperatures again reaching 21 degrees Celsius and nighttime lows of 9 degrees. Rain is less likely, with only a 16% chance of precipitation and wind gusts expected to be around 12 kilometers per hour. The UV index will decrease further to 2, suggesting minimal risk from sun exposure.
Finally, on Sunday, April 20, temperatures will settle at 19 degrees during the day, with nighttime lows remaining at 9 degrees. The chance of rain will be around 24%, with similar wind conditions as the previous days.
Overall, Poland's weather for the week of April 15, 2025, reflects a transition from cooler, rainy conditions to warmer temperatures, with varying chances of precipitation across different regions. As always, residents are advised to prepare for changing weather, particularly in areas expecting rainfall. With temperatures fluctuating and winds picking up, it's essential to stay informed about local forecasts.
