The article reports on thunderstorms and heavy rainfall affecting parts of Poland on Wednesday evening, including areas around Malopolska and Lublin voivodeships. It mentions specific locations such as Skawina, Krakow, Swiatnik Gornych, Dobczyce, Turobin, Bychawa, Piaski, Swidnik, Lublin, Krasnystaw, Chelm, Siedliszcze, Leczyca, Sanok, Bircza, Dynow, Blazowa, Lancut, Przemyl, Radymno, Pruchnik, Jaroslaw, Przeworsk Lezajski. The report includes information from meteorologists and the Institute of Meteorology and Water Management.
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Gdzie jest burza? We wtorek 16.06 w części kraju pojawiają się wyładowania atmosferyczne. Miejscami pada i wieje. Śledź aktualną sytuację pogodową w tvnmeteo.pl. Północna i północno-wschodnia Polska wciąż znajdują się w obszarze obniżonego ciśnienia związanym z niżem Sabina znad północno-wschodniej Europy. Układ ten wtłacza z północy chłodne masy powietrza o pochodzeniu arktycznym, które są już mocno przetransformowane. Spływający w nasze cieplejsze rejony chłód doprowadza do utrzymywania się równowagi chwiejnej atmosfery, co oznacza dobre warunki do silnego pionowego rozwoju chmur.
Formują się chmury burzowe, które w kilku miejscach niosą ze sobą słabe wyładowania atmosferyczne. Dają za to liczne, przelotne opady deszczu, tworzące szeroki pas wtórnego frontu rozciągniętego nad Podlasiem, Mazurami , Warmią oraz Kaszubami.
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Gdzie jest burza?
Grzmi w województach:
warmińsko-mazurskim , w rejonie Szczytna i Wielbarku. Zjawiska zmierzają na Myszyniec;
podlaskim , w rejonie Sokółki i Krynek. Burze kierują się w kierunku granicy.
Burze są słabe, towarzyszą im opady deszczu do 10 litrów na metr kwadratowy i wiatr rozpędzający się do 70 kilometrów na godzinę. Piętrzącym się chmurom mogą towarzyszyć lokalnie krótkotrwałe leje kondensacyjne pod podstawą chmury.
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A severe thunderstorm cell, known as a supercell, has moved into Poland from Germany. The storm is affecting parts of Western Pomerania, bringing heavy rain, strong winds, and potential hail. Synoptics report isolated but intense storms with rainfall rates up to 30-40 liters per square meter per hour and wind gusts reaching 70-90 km/h. The storm is expected to pass south of Szczecin, heading toward Gryfino and then Choszczyna around 16:30.
Bias read (Center): The article provides factual information about weather conditions without taking a stance or showing bias. It reports on the movement of a supercell storm, its effects, and includes quotes from a meteorologist. There is no indication of ideological framing or slant.
The article reports on weather conditions in Poland on Tuesday, June 16, noting thunderstorms and atmospheric discharges in parts of the country. It describes the formation of storm clouds due to cold Arctic air masses moving into warmer regions, leading to unstable atmospheric conditions. Thunderstorms are reported in areas such as Warmińsko-Mazurskie, Podlaskie, and others, with light rain and wind speeds up to 70 km/h.
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The article reports on upcoming rainfall and thunderstorms expected in Poland during the night and Tuesday. It mentions that areas such as Warmia and Masuria, as well as Podlasie and Mazovia, could experience heavier rain, with some regions potentially receiving up to 10 liters per square meter. The report references meteorological data from Ventusky.com and includes information from synoptics and weather models.
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In Saturday's weather report, TVN24 covered thunderstorms occurring in parts of Poland, with lightning, rain, and strong wind gusts. Synoptics noted that thunderstorms could occur across the country, with the most activity in the north, west, and central regions. The storms are described as isolated and moving eastward at 30-40 km/h. Wind gusts could reach up to 80 km/h, and localized heavy rain is expected. The report mentions that most storms will subside in the evening, though some may last into the early night.
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government National Institute of Meteorology and Water Management
The article reports on thunderstorms and heavy rainfall affecting parts of Poland on Wednesday evening, including areas around Malopolska and Lublin voivodeships. It mentions specific locations such as Skawina, Krakow, Swiatnik Gornych, Dobczyce, Turobin, Bychawa, Piaski, Swidnik, Lublin, Krasnystaw, Chelm, Siedliszcze, Leczyca, Sanok, Bircza, Dynow, Blazowa, Lancut, Przemyl, Radymno, Pruchnik, Jaroslaw, Przeworsk Lezajski. The report includes information from meteorologists and the Institute of Meteorology and Water Management.
Bias read (Center): The article provides factual weather updates without political commentary or framing. It focuses on meteorological data and does not take a stance on any political issue.
The article reports on severe weather conditions in parts of Poland on Tuesday, June 9, including thunderstorms, heavy rain, and strong winds. It mentions specific regions affected, such as the south of the country, Warmia and Masuria, Mazovia, Łódź Province, Upper Silesia, and Lesser Poland. The article cites the Institute of Meteorology and Water Management as warning about dangerous weather and provides updates on rainfall amounts, noting over 40 liters per square meter in Bielsko-Biała and potential higher amounts overnight.
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government Instytut Meteorologii i Gospodarki Wodnej
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