IMGW warns of snowfall. It will turn white this evening and in a few days it will even be -15 degrees Celsius.

A significant drop in temperatures is expected in Poland due to an incoming anticyclone and Arctic air from northern Europe. Starting November 4, a cold front will bring nighttime temperatures as low as -15°C in some areas. The cold spell may last until mid-November, with daytime highs ranging from 3 to 9°C, particularly affecting southern and eastern regions. Additionally, the IMGW has issued a first-degree warning for heavy snowfall in parts of southwestern Poland, predicting snow accumulation of up to 10 cm above 700 m altitude, which may lead to hazardous conditions on roads and hiking trails.