Central Europe hit by storms, rain and sharp temperature drop in Poland, Romania, Germany and Ukraine

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Central Europe hit by storms, rain and sharp temperature drop in Poland, Romania, Germany and Ukraine
Storms to hit Poland with heavy rain and hail as dry, warm weather persists in Ukraine and Central Europe
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A sharp weather shift swept across Central and Eastern Europe on Saturday, bringing rain, storms and plunging temperatures to Poland, Romania, Germany and parts of Ukraine.
In Poland, forecasters warned of a complete change in conditions by Sunday, with heavy clouds, widespread rain and thunderstorms replacing recent sunshine. Temperatures are expected to drop below 20°C nationwide, with highs of 17–23°C and lows as low as 7°C in mountainous areas. Wind gusts could reach 75 km/h along the Baltic coast, and snow may appear in the Tatra Mountains overnight .
Romania’s ANM forecast a rapid cooldown starting Monday, with temperatures in the north and central regions falling 10°C below seasonal norms. Florinela Georgescu, the agency’s forecasting director, told Digi24 that highs would drop to 14–23°C in the north by Monday, with possible mixed precipitation, including the first snow in high mountain areas. Rainfall could exceed 50 liters per square meter in hilly and mountainous regions over the next three days .
Germany’s Deutsche Wetterdienst reported cloudy and rainy conditions in Berlin and Brandenburg, with temperatures between 19–22°C on Saturday. Sunday will bring widespread rain, gusty winds and possible thunderstorms, with highs of 19–21°C . In Ukraine, the Hydrometeorological Center forecast dry conditions with temperatures of 21–26°C during the day and 10–15°C at night, though fog is possible in some northeastern areas .
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