Those who have planned a holiday in July, for example on the Baltic coast, may be somewhat disappointed. According to the latest weather forecast, there simply will not be any African heatwaves this month—the kind that affected so many people in June.
As reported by wiadomosci.wp.pl:
At present, we are stuck with cool air from the northwest. We are still in a colder Atlantic air mass, which is why daytime temperatures in the near future will hover around 20 degrees.
A Wirtualna Polska journalist adds:
Higher temperatures will appear after July 12, although they will be far from the African heat of June. Mercury readings will be around 26–28 degrees across most of the country. The warmest conditions are expected in southern Poland. Only at the turn of July and August will the temperature rise to around 30 degrees.
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