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Niedzdrow (560 m)
An industrial city in the greater Klow basin, Niedzdrow is the engineering and manufacturing centre of the kingdom. Its climate closely mirrors that of the nearby capital — continental, with warm summers and cold winters — though the surrounding industrial landscape and river valley can trap fog and low cloud during transitional seasons.
Current Conditions
One station from today’s national bulletin.
Clear skies with calm winds. Humidity at 49%. High of 19°, low of 5°.
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Seasonal Climate
Spring — Similar to nearby Klow, with a gradual warming through March and April. The river valley setting brings morning fog that can persist into midday during early spring. By May conditions are warm and settled. Industrial haze occasionally reduces visibility on still days.
Summer — Warm and sometimes humid. July highs reach 29–32 °C, comparable to the capital. The basin traps heat during prolonged calm spells, and overnight temperatures stay high. Thunderstorms provide periodic relief from June onwards, occasionally heavy.
Autumn — Fog-prone. The river valley and industrial basin combine to produce frequent low cloud and mist from October, sometimes lasting through entire days. Temperatures fall steadily, with first frosts in early November. November is typically the greyest month.
Winter — Cold and grey. Temperature inversions in the basin keep skies overcast for extended periods. January averages are near or just below freezing during the day. Snow falls regularly but accumulates modestly in the valley. The combination of cold air, fog, and low cloud makes this one of the least sunny cities in winter.
Terrain data: Royal Geodetic Survey (SZG)
Data collected by the Royal Meteorological Observatory network
Additional weather data: Open-Meteo
Weather icons: Meteocons