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All scores are relative comparisons on a 0-100 scale, where 50 = global average. Higher scores mean better than average, lower scores mean worse than average.
226,794
3 km²
72,690 per km²
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Polish
583 km
Radom features a humid continental climate (Köppen Dfb) with cold, snowy winters and warm summers. Average annual temperature is around 9°C, with about 688 mm of precipitation spread throughout the year. Winters are freezing with frequent snow, while summers are comfortable but can have occasional rain.
20°C
-2°C
Humid Continental
Rainy Days
120
Sunny Days
132
Humidity
78%
5-15°C
Spring brings thawing temperatures with highs around 8-17°C and increasing daylight. Rainfall is moderate, and fog or misty days may occur.
Moderate rainfall18-26°C
Summers are warm and partly cloudy with average highs near 25°C. Precipitation peaks in July and August with showers common.
Moderate rainfall5-13°C
Autumn cools progressively with highs from 17°C to 8°C and rising humidity. Rainy and cloudy days increase towards winter.
Moderate rainfall-5-2°C
Winters are cold and snowy with average highs around 1-4°C and lows below freezing. High humidity and frequent overcast skies prevail.
Moderate rainfallRadom offers a straightforward Polish experience without the expat bubble of Warsaw or Krakow. You'll find solid fundamentals here—reliable healthcare, functional public transport, and a genuinely affordable cost of living that stretches your salary further than major cities. The trade-off is a smaller international community (around 1.4% expat population), which means less ready-made social infrastructure but also more authentic local integration if that appeals to you.
Safety is respectable at 7/10, and the city's industrial heritage gives it character rather than polish. This is a realistic choice for professionals prioritizing financial breathing room and a quieter pace over cosmopolitan amenities. Best suited for those comfortable building their own expat network and wanting to live like locals rather than in an established expat enclave.
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