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Polish autumn starts really in September; on September 1st the sun rises around 4.46 a.m. and goes down around 6.24 p.m. a day lasts for about 13 and half an hour. On September 30th sun rises around 5.35 a.m. and sets down around 5.35 p.m. During this month a day\u2019s length shortens by over 1.5 hour. On the 23rd of this month the number of day and night hours equal and this date is considered to be the first day of the calendar autumn\/fall.<\/p>\n
The first autumn month, September, is usually beautiful, sunny and warm I Poland. Sun shines bright, but rays at a different angle and so that it is not as hot as in June and July. The nights become colder and at the end of the month it is not that rare to experience early morning slight ground frost. The average monthly temperature is around 11,5\u00b0C in Olecko to 14,4\u00b0C in Tarn\u00f3w. In Warsaw it is 13,3 \u00b0C, in Pozna\u0144 13,9 \u00b0C, in Wroc\u0142aw 13,5 \u00b0C. In the mountains, where in upper parts snowfalls are possibile, the average temperature in Zakopane is 10,5\u00b0C; on \u015anie\u017cka it peaks at only 5 \u00b0C.<\/p>\n
The sum of precipitation in September is clearly lower than in August. It is especially well noticed in the mountains.\u00a0September is called in Polish phonology \u201cthe early autumn\u201d and it is a fruit bearing season. Seeds and fruits of various trees and bushes ripe; mushroom are still plentiful in forests. At the end of the month leaves start to change color. Rich green receives hints of yellowish and reddish colors. Fields become more and more deserted.<\/p>\n
In the world of animals more often preparations for winter season may be seen. The rest of brooding and raptor birds fly away. Herbivorous insects usually cease their vegetational period. Some rodents such as squirrels and hamsters begin to prepare stocks for winter. On forest meadows deer perform their ruttings.<\/p>\n
In October some plants such as ivy and heather might still bloom. Numerous trees and bushes end their fruit season. Oak trees loose their ripe acorns. During this month a total change of colors takes place. Only coniferous trees retain their green color, other than that, the green disappears and gives place to bronze, red and yellow tones which create unique autumn aura of beautiful \u201cPolish golden autumn\u201d, especially during sunny weather. The period of leaves\u2019 fall is prolonged in time, as different species loose their leaves at different times. Life in water also becomes still, as more and more often ground frosts cover the water surface of smaller reservoirs with thin layer of ice.<\/p>\n
November is the last month of the Polish autumn; it is definitely colder and more humid than e.g September. Fauna and flora period of vegetation is almost totally ended. On \u201clate\u201d bushes and trees, such as pines, junipers, spruces last seeds ripe; few trees carry leaves, and there are usually dried and brownish. Field works cease. The last bird – the skylark – leaves Poland for warmer countries. All nature in the middle of the month is usually prepared for the winter season. No flying insects can be seen; however, snowfalls and heavy frosts at the end of the month are not seldom to be seen.<\/p>\n
So, as you see,Polish autumn is truly beautiful and if you have a chance to visit during any of the fall months – do it!<\/p>\n
Do nast<\/b>\u0119pnego razu… <\/b>(Till next time…)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"![\"\"](\"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/polish\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/18\/2013\/10\/4129041028_6d2ea3234e-350x233.jpg\")
You probably heard about Polish Golden autumn…It is beautiful…Although after living in the White Mountains, New Hampshire for the last few years, I have to say it is amazing here as well:) Golden Polish autumn, (Z\u0142ota Polska Jesie\u0144) \u2013 that\u2019s the phrase commonly used to describe this season. Summer is gone, the winter is approaching…<\/p>\n
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