Where is Poland? презентация

Spring begins in March and, although initially it is rather cold, as the days progress it gets warmer. It is an ideal season for those who prefer pleasant warmth instead of unbearable heat in the summer. This season is perfect if you plan on taking in the sights of Poland.

Summer in Poland starts in June and is typically the warmest and brightest season of the year. June is supposedly the hottest month of the year, but only in theory. There is plenty of sun. The resorts are most crowded during the months of June, July and August.

Autumn begins in September , warm and sunny at the beginning. But this is short lived as it gradually turns colder and foggy by November. They say that there is no better season than this to come to see Polish mountains. The views are stunningly beautiful during autumn here.

And then there comes the Polish winter which is usually grey and wet. Temperatures drop rapidly, the days become shorter and there are frequent intervals of snow. Winter, after summer, is the second most popular season appealing to tourists visiting the mountainous regions of Poland . The coldest months of the season are January and February where temperatures often drop to -20 C degrees.