It’s due to relase decay heat from nuclear fusion reactor in siechnice [now it decommision phase]
alemik_ on
I’m here today wink winkÂ
KralizecProphet on
All the femboys from Poznań went there for the winter.
WhirlwindTobias on
Because it’s the English name and it’s not as cool as WrocÅ‚aw.
According-Buyer6688 on
Hot winds from the mountains, with the addition of being in a valley with a million rivers, which can deliver this heat, and stay in the city. Basically, this combination of hot winds from Karkonosze and the river system creates a natural central heating system. Which is far better because this system only works for mild winters and does not create over-heated summers. Wrocław has probably the best geographics for mild winters in all of Central Europe
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Minute_Ostrich196 on
WrocÅ‚aw part of Silesia is the most further north area that is affected by Mediterranean climate. That’s why it’s always always warmer here
riklaunim on
Inwersja temperatury. Teraz większość obszaru Polski ma inwersję gdzie zimne powietrze jest blokowane przy gruncie przez warstwę ciepłego powietrza powyżej. Do tego tam gdzie jest bezchmurne niebo w nocy grund się wychładza i jak powietrze jest przyblokowane to chłód przy gruncie trzyma się wtedy długo.
Do tego idzie jakaś odwilż/niże więc się to wszystko trochę ruszy.
WrocÅ‚aw and surroundings is the warmest region in Poland, that’s just that area local climate.
Karls0 on
Just typical Wrocław. Probably the warmest (big) city in the country. Specific location, far from the coast, protected from the south by mountains but at the same time far enough away not to be affected by them.
Because the known Wrocław socialite and renowned writer, Mr Maciej Głowacki left the city for a retreat. Now the place of his retreat suffers from a cold spell uncharacteristic of local climate. (This is according to the Facebook account of Mr Głowacki)
WrocÅ‚aw have sort of micro-climate, one of the lowest annual temperature amplitude in the country.Â
Oleynick on
Because it’s hot garbage /s
ManagerFormer7701 on
Program ZMIEN PIEC…
TypicalBloke83 on
Probably Germans are trying to ruin winter.
Icy-Procedure-5033 on
Friction from the winds in the mountains brings warmer air to the southwest.
caroulos123 on
WrocÅ‚aw’s unique geography definitely plays a big role in its climate, plus the vibrant culture and architecture make it feel even warmer and more inviting.
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It’s due to relase decay heat from nuclear fusion reactor in siechnice [now it decommision phase]
I’m here today wink winkÂ
All the femboys from Poznań went there for the winter.
Because it’s the English name and it’s not as cool as WrocÅ‚aw.
Hot winds from the mountains, with the addition of being in a valley with a million rivers, which can deliver this heat, and stay in the city. Basically, this combination of hot winds from Karkonosze and the river system creates a natural central heating system. Which is far better because this system only works for mild winters and does not create over-heated summers. Wrocław has probably the best geographics for mild winters in all of Central Europe
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WrocÅ‚aw part of Silesia is the most further north area that is affected by Mediterranean climate. That’s why it’s always always warmer here
Inwersja temperatury. Teraz większość obszaru Polski ma inwersję gdzie zimne powietrze jest blokowane przy gruncie przez warstwę ciepłego powietrza powyżej. Do tego tam gdzie jest bezchmurne niebo w nocy grund się wychładza i jak powietrze jest przyblokowane to chłód przy gruncie trzyma się wtedy długo.
Do tego idzie jakaś odwilż/niże więc się to wszystko trochę ruszy.
I would exactly call that “hot”
I know two reasons
https://preview.redd.it/2q6cch9t7ieg1.jpeg?width=600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=90f8491ea37d55d8c7b742f6921a152ac7930daf
WrocÅ‚aw and surroundings is the warmest region in Poland, that’s just that area local climate.
Just typical Wrocław. Probably the warmest (big) city in the country. Specific location, far from the coast, protected from the south by mountains but at the same time far enough away not to be affected by them.
https://preview.redd.it/bknzj34xaieg1.jpeg?width=1920&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=78f64e5917418a4253b1eef313fd5df4f5a5f5d0
Because of altgirls and femboys
It’s because of their sins
Because I live here
Because the known Wrocław socialite and renowned writer, Mr Maciej Głowacki left the city for a retreat. Now the place of his retreat suffers from a cold spell uncharacteristic of local climate. (This is according to the Facebook account of Mr Głowacki)
https://preview.redd.it/k7xkgddigieg1.png?width=243&format=png&auto=webp&s=093a6f3d90e5efe07487c0ca8244ecaae008299f
Because it’s WrocÅ‚aw. It is just special.
They like warm
J ill
Polish Miami
Natural attractiveness.
WrocÅ‚aw have sort of micro-climate, one of the lowest annual temperature amplitude in the country.Â
Because it’s hot garbage /s
Program ZMIEN PIEC…
Probably Germans are trying to ruin winter.
Friction from the winds in the mountains brings warmer air to the southwest.
WrocÅ‚aw’s unique geography definitely plays a big role in its climate, plus the vibrant culture and architecture make it feel even warmer and more inviting.
Cuz of me ;3