Poland is experiencing summer-like temperatures early this week, but this warm spell is short-lived. The country will see a maximum temperature of 23°C in its southern regions on Thursday, October 8th. However, a significant temperature drop is expected almost nationwide the following day. In the submontane areas, thermometers will only show 10°C during the warmest part of the day. This rapid cooling will be accompanied by rainfall, with localized daily accumulations forecast to reach 17-18 mm. The change signifies a swift transition from mild autumn days to considerably cooler conditions across Poland.