Weather Armageddon in almost all of Poland. Enormous destruction, there are photos

Summer is not quiet this year. Almost every day, RCB alerts are sent to Poles. regarding possible storms and hail, residents of the country are warned of possible flooding and other effects of violent weather phenomena.

Today, once again, we can talk about the difficult weather-related situation in various regions of Poland. Due to the storms that are sweeping across the country, the fire department is receiving numerous calls related to damage caused by extreme weather.

Hail storms reached, among others, Małopolskawhere heavy rain caused numerous floods. According to PAP, In Sucha Beskidzka a tree fell on a moving car — bystanders helped the injured people out of the vehicle, no serious injuries were reported. As a result of the strong wind, trees also fell on several buildings. The Storm Observer Network reported on platform X that severe weather conditions occurred, among others. in Nowy Targ – streets turned into riversand strong winds tore thatches off the roofs.

The situation was also bleak in the Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship. Trees broken by strong winds fell onto power lines – as reported by PAP, Nearly 4.5 thousand customers remain without electricity. In Olsztyn there was heavy rainfall, which internet users wrote looked like “a flood”.

A lot of flooding and broken trees can also be seen in the materials that appear in connection with a storm in Pomerania, where, among other things, heavy rain and strong winds led to the breakdown of the traction network on the long-distance line in Sopot. In Gdynia, a broken tree damaged the trolleybus traction. A man who was cleaning up the effects of the incident was electrocuted and taken to hospital. In addition, after heavy rainfall, water got into underground tunnels leading to, among others, railway stations in Gdańsk and Gdynia, making it difficult for pedestrians and cars to pass, PAP reports.

A difficult situation has also developed in Podkarpacie, where over 9.3 thousand customers in the region have no electricity. The work of firefighters here mainly consisted of removing broken branches, limbs and fallen trees from roads, carriageways and properties. Additionally, there were several dozen reports of damage to roof coverings on residential and farm buildings – in several cases, the roof was completely ripped off.

The State Fire Service reported that today “as a result of the passage of the storm front, by 8:00 p.m. firefighters across the country had already recorded 4,274 incidents related to removing its effects”. The spokesman for the Chief Commander of the State Fire Service, Senior Brigadier Karol Kierzkowski, told PAP that, among other things, three people were injured and 105 reports concerned damaged buildings.

The highest number of incidents was recorded in the following voivodeships: Pomeranian Voivodeship – 1326, Lesser Poland Voivodeship – 572, Masovian Voivodeship – 502, Lublin Voivodeship – 462, Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship – 347, Subcarpathian Voivodeship – 200, Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship – 198, Silesian Voivodeship – 188, Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship – 179.

It’s worth following alerty IMWM weather forecasts for individual regions of Poland and stay up to date with warnings regarding possible threats from severe meteorological phenomena.

Source: geekweek.interia.pl

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