NIK warns that Poland's critical infrastructure, including rail transport, water transport, and energy and water supplies, has serious cybersecurity gaps, resulting in a lack of effective oversight from the ministries, and service operators consistently ignore critical alerts regarding cyber threats. (translated)
The Institute of Meteorology and Water Management has issued first and second degree alerts for severe storms tonight, which may bring heavy rainfall of up to 50 l/m², hail, and wind gusts reaching 110 km/h, particularly in the Lodz, Masovian, Lublin, Subcarpathian, Lesser Poland, Opole, and Silesian voivodeships. (translated)
Due to the mass airstrike in western Ukraine, the Government Security Centre has sent alerts to residents of the Lublin and Subcarpathian voivodeships, and Poland has increased the readiness of its fighters as part of preventive measures. (translated)
RCB issued alerts warning of heavy rainfall, storms, and wind in four provinces of Poland, recommending avoiding open spaces due to possible power outages. (translated)
After the data leak from MyDr, BIK now has an offer of free alerts for three months? You will receive an SMS with every attempt to take out a loan. And the best part - a report on the leak of your data to the darknet, including historical data. Where, how, what data. (translated)
IMGW issued hydrological alerts due to intense rainfall that affected four provinces, where in some places more than 50 mm of water fell, which may lead to a rapid increase in water levels in rivers. (translated)
In Poland, alerts have been issued for storms, heavy rains, and strong winds in five regions, including first degree alerts in the Łódź, Masovian, as well as parts of Podlaskie and Lublin voivodeships, and second degree alerts in Opole, Silesian, and parts of Lesser Poland and Świętokrzyskie, which may lead to flooded streets, torn roofs, and power outages. (translated)
Powerful downpours are raging over Poland, causing floods in Głuchołazy and Legnica, and the IMGW and RCB have issued first and second degree alerts warning of storms and heavy rain in several provinces, including Opole, Silesia, and Lesser Poland. (translated)
A low pressure system is approaching Poland from southern Europe, bringing heavy rainfall, storms, strong winds, and a risk of flooding and power outages, which has led to alerts being issued by the RCB and IMGW. (translated)
Intense rainfall and storms are forecasted in Poland, which will particularly affect the southern regions of the country, and the IMGW has issued alerts of levels I and II warning of dangerous weather phenomena. (translated)
A wave of heat is intensifying over Poland, reaching 35 degrees Celsius in places, which prompted the IMGW to issue orange alerts in 15 provinces, particularly in the south of the country, where high temperatures are forecasted until Sunday, after which a significant cooling is expected at the beginning of next week. (translated)
IMGW warns of a heatwave, issuing orange alerts for 15 voivodeships in Poland, where temperatures can reach up to 35 degrees Celsius, and in many places exceed 30 degrees Celsius, while lower temperatures are forecasted for the beginning of next week after the passage of cool fronts. (translated)
The Institute of Meteorology and Water Management has issued heat warnings for 15 provinces in Poland, with a forecasted maximum temperature reaching up to 35 degrees Celsius during the day and 20 degrees at night, where level II alerts pertain to three provinces, and level I warnings cover the remaining regions. (translated)
The Polish government is introducing new SMS alerts that will inform citizens about the scramble of fighter jets due to the threat from Russia, in response to the incident involving a Russian missile that violated Polish airspace. (translated)
Deputy Minister of National Defence Magdalena Sobkowiak-Czarnecka announced that after the incident with the Russian missile, which violated Polish airspace, new SMS alerts will be introduced and the civil warning system is being improved to increase the effectiveness of response to dangerous situations. (translated)
A record temperature of 40 degrees Celsius has been recorded in Croatia, marking the peak of a heatwave that has lasted for two weeks, and the highest weather alerts were in effect throughout the country. (translated)
General Roman Polko criticizes the RCB alert system in Poland, pointing out that it should be more specific and effective, similar to the Ukrainian one, in order to better inform residents about threats. (translated)
The Institute of Meteorology and Water Management has issued warnings for most of Poland about heat reaching up to 38 degrees Celsius and severe storms with heavy rain and strong winds, which may cause power outages and river flooding. (translated)
On Thursday, Poland is struggling with storms and heat, and IMGW issued alerts of the second and third degree, where in some areas of the southeast the temperature may reach up to 39 degrees Celsius. (translated)
In Poland, alerts have been issued for extreme heat, where in some regions the temperature may reach even 40°C, and in the second half of the day, strong storms with heavy rainfall and wind gusts of up to 90 km/h are forecasted. (translated)
