Warsaw Weather

Warsaw Weather - An ideal temperate climate for sightseeing
The city of Warsaw and its surroundings have a typical East European climate which comprises a relatively uniform pattern of seasons with temperate summers and cold winters. Sunny days can occur at any time and indeed Warsaw weather sees its fair share of clear skies and mild sunshine during winter. Temperatures are rarely too high to impact on sightseeing or sporting activities and visitors will experience very low humidity. Rainfall, although low, is fairly evenly distributed annually and weather in Warsaw rarely sees prolonged spells of heavy rain.

Weather in Warsaw - Warm and bright summertime
Summers are in general pleasant and warm with long spells of fine and bright weather and a typical summer day between June and August will enjoy 7 hours of sun and temperatures of 23c. Frequent rainfall may occur followed by the odd thunderstorm but long periods of constant rainfall are thankfully rare. Summer city breaks in Warsaw will inevitably see mild sunshine and blue skies and droughts are not unheard of during high summer. Due to this pattern of regular warm sunshine and ample rainfall, the vegetation remains lush and colourful for most of the year.

Warsaw Weather - Low winter rainfall
A winter short break in Warsaw will experience lower temperatures that can easily fall below zero. The city receives snowfall for around 40 days each year providing a romantic winter urban landscape in this atmospheric city. Isolated spells of cold weather arrive in January and February bringing a harsh wind chill factor and nights can be extremely chilly. Warsaw weather normally sees longer spells of clear skies and milder temperatures at 2c enjoying 1 or 2 hours of daily sunshine. Due to these temperatures, winter rainfall is low with a bigger likelihood of early morning fog and mist.

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