Where is the warmest water in Poland? Masurian lakes attract tourists

According to data from the Institute of Meteorology and Water Management from July 17, the water in the Śniardwy and Roś lakes was the warmest that day. In both of these places, its temperature was 23.4 degrees C. The water was slightly cooler in the following lakes: Salmęt Wielki – 21.8 degrees C, Litygajno – 21.7 degrees C, Dadaj – 21.5 degrees C and Nidzkie – 21.3 degrees C. In turn, in lakes Mikołajskie and Mamry the water temperature is much lower – from 18 to 20 degrees C.

Interestingly, the warmest lake in Poland is currently Lake Sławianowskie in the province. Wielopolska. According to the latest measurements, on Friday its temperature was 23.9 degrees Celsius, which is slightly higher than the warmest in Masuria.

What is the temperature of the water in the Baltic Sea?

Expert measurements also showed that the water in the Baltic Sea is slightly lower and may not be conducive to summer bathing. Its temperature ranges from 15.9 to 20.7 degrees C. It is the warmest in Świnoujście and the coldest in Kołobrzeg.

Let us remind you that the Chief Sanitary Inspectorate has launched a swimming service, where you can constantly monitor the water level in the most popular Polish swimming areas. There is information where bathing is currently prohibited – most often due to cyanobacteria appearing in the water, which are extremely dangerous to the health of humans and animals.

Swimming in these lakes is prohibited

According to the information published on the bathing website, bathing is currently prohibited in the Paprocany Recreation Center, in Lake Paprocańskie (Tychy, Silesian Voivodeship), as well as in the Akwa Marina Recreation Center, in Lake Nyskie (Skorochów, Opole Voivodeship). Bathing is also prohibited in Kamień Krajeński, in the swimming pool on Lake Mochel (Voivodeship). Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship).