Tuesday, June 24, 2025, promises to be 1 of the hottest days of this year in Poland. However, not only advanced temperatures will be a challenge for residents. The Government safety Centre (RCB) issued urgent alerts on the upcoming violent storms and possible power outages that could affect almost the full country. Projected atmospheric phenomena, combined with intense wind, pose a real threat to the infrastructure and safety of residents.
Hot start of the week and changing weather conditions
At the beginning of the week Poland experiences advanced temperatures. Maximum temperature June 24 scope from 24°C to the northby 28°C to the eastuntil 31°C in most countries and locally 33°C in the southeast. It'll only be cooler along the coast.
Current weather situation indicates presence low bay, which brings into Poland a mix of atmospheric fronts – a warm front from the south-west, and then a cold front with polar air. This combination is conducive to violent storms, which can be intense in many regions of the country.
Storms, dense rainfall and strong wind – IMGW forecast
The Institute of Meteorology and Water Management (IMGW) informs that from Pomerania, through Kaszuby and Wielkopolska, to Lower Silesia there is now a cold front zone, where passing rain and storms are recorded. This front is moving towards the east and north-eastern countries. Active storm cells are observed, especially in the east of Wielkopolska.
During the storms you can anticipate precipitation up to 10-15 mm and wind gusts reaching 60 km/h. A tiny hail may besides happen in places. IMGW issued first and second degree warnings against heat and storms with strong wind.
Where's the biggest threat? Government safety Center alarms
The RCB sent SMS alerts to residents informing about dangerous weather events, paying attention to possible power outages caused by harm to power lines by storms and storms.
Alerts were sent to recipients from the following voivodships and powiats:
- Province: West Pomeranian, Podlaskie, Mazowieckie, Lublin, Podkarpackie, Lesser Poland, Świętokrzyskie, Łódź, Silesian, Opole
- Selected districts of Lubuskie, Lower Silesian, Wielkopolska, Kujawsko-Pomorskie, Pomeranian and Warmia-Masurian
In particular, the top storm activity is forecast in voivodships: Łódź, Silesian, Lesser Poland, Świętokrzyskie, confederate Mazowieckie and to a lesser degree Lublin and Podkarpackie.
RCB recommendations for residents
The RCB recalls basic safety principles during storms and storms:
- Remove loose objects from windowsills and courtyards that may be taken by the wind.
- Move cars, especially if they're parked under trees.
- Close the windows and doors to prevent harm and drafts.
- Stay at home, if possible, or rapidly find safe shelter while out.
- Avoid stopping under trees and dangerous designs.
- Ensure the safety of animals, especially those outside.
- Prepare backup light sources, e.g. flashlights with spare batteries.
In addition, in the event of safety situations (e.g. fallen trees, broken power lines), RCB calls for immediate occurrences to be reported to the emergency number 112.
Strong wind – a major threat to infrastructure and safety
The forecasted strong wind can origin harm to power lines and tree branches, which can lead to power outages on a large scale. Drivers are peculiarly exposed as there may be situations where fallen tails or strong wind gusts can pose a danger on the road. RCB besides stresses the hazard of losing control of the vehicle erstwhile entering open spaces during strong blasts.
The combination of advanced temperatures, violent storms and strong wind makes June 24, 2025 may be a day which will not only bring about heat but besides crucial handicaps and hazards associated with atmospheric conditions. The information provided by the Government Centre for safety and IMGW is crucial for appropriate preparation for dangerous phenomena which may affect the regular life and safety of Polish residents.
It is useful to keep track of weather services messages and to follow emergency services instructions to minimise the risks and consequences of adverse weather conditions.
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Possible power outages and violent storms – Government safety Center warns
