Than Genuine will hit Poland. MOST RCB alert for 12 voivodships!

The Government safety Center issued an urgent message to the residents of as many as 12 voivodships, informing them of a abrupt weather breakdown. Dangerous than Genuese is coming over Poland, which will bring dense rainfall, strong storms and even hail. Service calls for maximum caution and preparation for possible flooding and power outages. The culmination of dangerous phenomena is expected for Sunday and Monday, 27 and 28 July. Many inactive remember last year's floods, which exacerbates concerns about the coming weather front. SMS messages with RCB alert have already reached millions of Poles, and the Institute of Meteorology and Water Management has introduced warnings of all 3 degrees – from yellow to orange to red. The situation is dynamic and synoptists stress that the next fewer days will be crucial for safety in many regions of the country.

Than Genuine over Poland. Synoptics inform against violent change

The dynamic weather situation we have been dealing with in fresh weeks is entering a fresh possibly dangerous phase. According to experts from the Institute of Meteorology and Water Management (IMGW), the upcoming aura breakdown is liable for the alleged than Genuine. It is simply a circumstantial baric arrangement formed over the Gulf of Genoa and the Ligurian Sea, which, moving northeast, acquires moisture and energy, frequently leading to utmost weather phenomena in Central Europe. These are the ones liable for historical floods and violent storms in Poland.

The forecasts for the next fewer days are clear. Synoptists foretell that storms will be accompanied by dense rains, which can scope up to 10 to 15 mm per hour, and locally the amount of precipitation may exceed 35 mm. specified a large amount of water in a short time creates a real hazard of local flooding, flooding of cellars, streets and crossings under viaducts. An additional threat will be a very strong wind, whose gusts can scope velocity up to 80 km/h. specified gusts are capable of breaking branches, damaging roofs and breaking power lines. In any places hail may besides fall, which poses a threat to agricultural crops and car bodywork.

IMGW has already issued weather warnings for a large part of the country. Depending on the region, alerts apply First, second or even 3rd degreeWhich shows the seriousness of the situation. The service emphasizes that the weather will not stabilise in the coming days, and storms will decision from south to north-east.

Urgent RCB alert for 12 voivodships. Check where the worst situation will be

In consequence to alarming forecasts, the Government safety Center launched a civilian alert system. An urgent text message was sent to residents of threatened regions. Its content is short but unambiguous and calls for concrete action to defend life and property.

The RCB alert reads as follows: "Note! 27–28.07 expected dense rainfall and storms. Possible drowning. Stay distant from the rivers. perceive to the orders of the service.” The Communication besides recalls the request to inform the services of any emergency at 112.

The informing was sent to the recipients in as many as 12 voivodships. The situation will be hard in a large part of the country, but the following list includes areas with the highest risk:

• Lower Silesian,
• Kujawy-pomorskie,
• Łódź,
• Lesser Poland
• Masovian,
• Opole,
• sub-laski,
• Pomeranian
• Silesian,
• Saint Mary's,
• Warmian-Masurian,
• Greater Poland — in peculiar counties: Gniezno, Jarociński, Kalisz, Kępiński, Kolski, Konin, Konin, Koninski, Krotoszyński, Ostrowski, Śrórzeszowski, pleszewski, pilecki, Średzki, Turkish and Wrzesiński.

The residents of these regions should be peculiarly vigilant and keep track of weather messages and information from local authorities and emergency services.

How to prepare for a storm? Key safety rules

Rapid storms and rainstorms carry a number of risks, but appropriate preparation can importantly minimize risks. Safety authorities and experts remind of a number of key principles to be followed during dangerous weather. The most crucial of all is to avoid being out in the open.

If you are home:

• Secure your surroundings: Remove from balconies, terraces and windowsills all items that can be hijacked by wind specified as pots, garden furniture or washing dryers.
• Close windows and doors: Make certain all windows, including roof windows, are tightly closed.
• Disconnect electrical equipment: To defend RTV/AGD equipment from overvoltage damage, disconnect it from the sockets. Avoid utilizing landlines.
• Prepare for power outages: Keep your flashlights, candles and charged powerbank on your phone.

If the storm finds you outside:

• Find safe shelter: Get in the nearest building as shortly as you can. Avoid hiding under trees, energy poles, bus stops or close metallic structures.
• Avoid open spaces: If you are in open ground, crouch with your legs attached and pulled under you. Don't lie on the ground.
• Get off the bike or motorcycle: metallic vehicles can attract atmospheric discharges.

If you drive a car:

• Reduce velocity and exercise caution: dense rain importantly reduces visibility.
• Avoid flooded roads: Never effort to pass through flooded sections – water can be deeper than it seems, and it can kidnap the vehicle.
• Park in a safe place: If the conditions become besides difficult, halt in the parking lot or side, distant from trees and power lines.

Remember to guarantee the safety of children, the aged and pets who should stay indoors. If you are in imminent danger of life or health, call immediately emergency number 112.