Poland

According to allcitycodes, Poland is a country located in Central Europe and is bordered by Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Ukraine, Belarus, Lithuania, and Russia. It has a temperate climate with four distinct seasons. The spring season runs from March to May and is characterized by mild temperatures and increasing amounts of rainfall. Average temperatures during this period range from 3-16°C (37-61°F) with average monthly precipitation ranging from 30mm (1in) to 70mm (3in). The summer season runs from June to August and is characterized by warm temperatures and high levels of rainfall. Average temperatures during this period range from 14-25°C (57-77°F) with average monthly precipitation ranging from 70mm (3in) to 120mm (5in). The autumn season runs from September to November and is characterized by cooler temperatures and decreasing amounts of rainfall. Average temperatures during this period range from 5-14°C (41-57°F) with average monthly precipitation ranging from 40mm (2in) to 80mm (3in). The winter season runs from December to February and is characterized by cold temperatures and low levels of rainfall. Average temperatures during this period range from -4–4°C (25–39°F) with average monthly precipitation ranging between 20–50 mm (1–2 in). Snowfall can occur throughout much of Poland during the winter months but it tends to be more frequent in the northern parts of the country. Overall, Poland has a temperate climate with average annual temperature ranges between -4 – 25 degrees Celsius (-25 – 77 degrees Fahrenheit) depending on location within the country. Rainfall amounts vary greatly depending on location within the country but generally average around 500-600 mm annually. The best time for visitors looking for sunny skies and warm weather would be during June–August when temperatures are at their highest level across most regions of Poland and rainfall is at its lowest level throughout much of the country. Check pharmacylib for Poland in 1996.