Unusually warm early October weather stretched across Central and Western Europe on Thursday, with temperatures reaching up to 27°C in Slovakia, according to forecasts. In Poland, meteorologists reported highs of 24–25°C in the southwest, with warm conditions expected to persist through the week, though nights will remain cooler, dipping to 5–10°C in some regions.

Germany’s national weather service, the DWD, projected highs of 23–25°C on Thursday, with a mix of sun and clouds and no significant rainfall. Temperatures are set to ease slightly to 20–22°C by Friday, but the warm trend will continue into the weekend, with highs of 19–21°C and only light rain expected.

In Bosnia and Herzegovina, sunny skies and daytime temperatures between 21–27°C were forecast, with southern regions reaching up to 29°C. Meanwhile, Hungary’s meteorological models indicated a dry, sunny period ahead, with a blocking anticyclone bringing stable, warm conditions and minimal precipitation for at least a week.