The dry conditions have caused serious problems for Poland, as the country faces significant water shortages.

According to the Polish Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology, many regions of the country are experiencing insufficient rainfall, which leads to drying up of rivers, lowering of groundwater levels and threats to crop yields.

In particular, a large part of Poland has experienced extremely dry conditions in recent months. The country's government is already taking measures to minimize the negative effects of the drought, including limiting the use of water in farms and water sources.

The drought has a serious impact on Poland's agriculture, which is one of the key sectors of the country's economy. A decrease in the harvest may lead to an increase in food prices, which will affect the consumer's ability to pay.

In addition, the drought threatens the ecosystems and biodiversity of Poland. A decrease in the water level in rivers and lakes can negatively affect the nutrition of plants and animals living in water bodies.

In connection with extreme weather conditions, the Polish authorities call on the population to use water resources wisely and save water in everyday life. There are also campaigns to educate the public about efficient water use and water conservation measures.

The coming weeks will be critical for the drought situation in Poland, and the authorities plan to continue to monitor the situation and take the necessary measures to minimize its consequences.