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Hell in Poland: Thermometers are breaking records. Experts warn of extreme heat

Administrator Redakcji 📅 27.06.2026 👁 0
Poland has found itself in the very center of an extreme heatwave that is paralyzing the lives of its residents. Mercury levels in some cities indicated nearly 50 degrees Celsius as early as the morning hours, and forecasters warn that the worst is yet to come.
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Hell in Poland: Thermometers are breaking records. Experts warn of extreme heat
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Poland is facing an unprecedented heatwave that is gaining strength with each passing day. Even before 8:00 a.m., thermal imaging cameras in some regions of the country recorded temperatures approaching 46 degrees Celsius. Such extreme weather conditions are forcing services to declare the highest level of readiness and experts to appeal for extreme caution.

The situation in the country is dynamic, and forecasters from the IMGW do not have good news. According to the latest forecasts, the ongoing heat is just a prelude to what awaits us in the coming hours. The wave of heat flowing into Poland means that even nighttime temperatures do not bring the desired relief, which is particularly dangerous for the elderly and children.

In the face of the threat, Donald Tusk has spoken out. The Prime Minister appealed to Poles for solidarity and increased care for the youngest and the elderly, who are most vulnerable to heatstroke and physical exhaustion. Medical services are already noting an increased number of interventions related to fainting in public places.

Paralysis of cities and health risks

High temperatures affect not only the well-being of citizens but also infrastructure. Asphalt in cities is becoming dangerously soft, and railway tracks require constant monitoring to avoid deformation. Authorities in many cities have decided to deploy water curtains and increase the frequency of watering urban greenery, but the fight against such high temperatures is unequal.

Doctors remind us of the key rules for surviving a heatwave. First of all, one should limit staying outdoors between 11:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., when UV radiation is strongest. It is also essential to drink plenty of water, even if you do not feel increased thirst, and to avoid heavy meals.

It is also worth paying attention to pets, which suffer particularly in such conditions. Walking in the full sun on heated asphalt can lead to serious paw burns in dogs. Specialists appeal to leave pets in cooler rooms whenever possible and always ensure they have constant access to fresh water.

Impact on agriculture and daily life

The extreme weather is also a huge challenge for Polish agriculture. High temperatures combined with a lack of rainfall accelerate soil drying processes, which may affect this year's harvest. Farmers look to the sky with anxiety, fearing losses that in many regions may be irreversible.

On social media, Poles are massively sharing photos of their home thermometers, which in many places are exceeding historical maximums. The discussion about climate change is gaining momentum, and experts emphasize that phenomena that once seemed like an anomaly are becoming a new, difficult reality for our region of Europe.

It is worth remembering that in such extreme conditions, neighborly help is crucial. If we know that lonely, elderly, or sick people live in our area, it is worth knocking on their doors and asking if they need support or shopping. In times of crisis, it is the local community that acts as the first line of defense against the effects of weather anomalies.

Safety first

Emergency services remind people not to leave children or animals in parked cars even for a minute. The interior of a vehicle in the sun turns into an oven at a breakneck pace, which is lethal to the body. Every instance of seeing a person or animal in a locked car should be immediately reported to the emergency number 112.

In the coming days, one should expect difficulties in public transport and possible power outages caused by grid overload from air conditioners. Authorities appeal for the reasonable use of cooling devices and turning off unnecessary electrical appliances during peak hours.

In summary, the current heatwave is a test of endurance for the entire society. Although forecasts indicate a possible cooling next week, the next few days require maximum discipline from all of us and care for our own safety and the safety of those around us.

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