How to evaluate the climate environment in Poland?

Poland's climate Poland belongs to continental climate, but influenced by the Baltic Sea, the climate pattern is changeable. It snows in autumn and winter, and it is warm in spring, but the temperature difference between day and night is large. Poland is located in central Europe, bordering on the Baltic Sea, with an area of 312,683 square kilometers, slightly larger than Britain and Italy, and is the ninth largest country in Europe. It borders Russia, Belarus and Ukraine to the east; It borders Germany to the west; The south borders the Czech Republic and Slovakia. It borders on the Baltic Sea to the north. The border line is 3582 kilometers long and the coastline is 528 kilometers long. The whole territory is dominated by plains, accounting for about 4/5 of the total area, and the altitude is generally below 200 meters. The terrain is low in the north and high in the south. The northern and central plains are connected together, which is a part of the Central European Plain. Moraine landforms are widely distributed, with ridges and hills alternating with lowlands. In the south, there are low plateaus and mountainous areas, bordering Carpathian Mountain and Sudaide Mountain. Hiller Peak is the highest point in China, with an altitude of 2,499 meters. The main rivers are Vistula River, Oder River and warta river. There are many lakes, the larger of which are Siniyardevi Lake and Mamle Lake.