The "autumn paradox" continues. A change is visible in the forecasts.

Poland is currently under the influence of a high-pressure system, which is causing cold air to remain at ground level while warmer air is trapped above. This leads to low clouds and fog, especially in the southern regions. Temperatures are expected to drop below zero at night, particularly in valleys. The high-pressure system will persist for several days, with some clearing expected during the day. However, a shift to dynamic Atlantic low-pressure systems is anticipated next week, which will mix the air masses and change the weather significantly. The upcoming weekend will see cloudy and foggy conditions with temperatures ranging from 5 to 10 degrees Celsius, and light winds from the north and east.