Poland weather — 14 day forecast

The first three to five days are generally very accurate. After that the certainty gradually drops and it is better read as a trend than as an exact daily prediction. 14cast uses Open-Meteo, which recomputes national weather models — among them the Met Office, DWD, Météo-France and ECMWF — several times a day using measurements from stations worldwide.

14cast covers hundreds of cities across Europe, from the capitals to the coastal and island destinations people actually travel to: Spain and Portugal, France and Italy, Greece and Croatia, the Alps, the Nordics, Central and Eastern Europe, and the British Isles. Use the search box or open a country to see its full list.

The weather map at 14cast.com/weather-map shows the current temperature per city on one map of Europe, plus a table with the expected maximum temperature for the next 14 days. Every country also has its own zoomed-in map. It is the fastest way to compare where in Europe it is warmest and driest.

The weather data on 14cast is refreshed automatically several times a day. We pull live data from Open-Meteo, which recomputes its models every few hours, so in 2026 you always see the most recent run.

For every day you see the minimum and maximum temperature, rainfall in millimetres and the chance of rain, the expected hours of sunshine, wind direction, humidity and the UV index. Click a day for the detail split across night, morning, afternoon and evening.

Yes. 14cast is free, needs no account and shows no adverts inside the charts. The forecasts come from Open-Meteo, an open weather API built on national weather model data.

All forecasts are retrieved from Open-Meteo, which combines national weather models including those of the Met Office, the German DWD, Météo-France and ECMWF. That is the same class of model data professional forecasters work with.

Yes. Every location page has an hourly chart for the next 48 hours with temperature, feels-like temperature and the chance of rain, plus a detail panel per day with night, morning, afternoon and evening.