Borówka South

One of the major issues with practicing astronomy in Poland is the weather. It is generally poor with maybe 60 observational nights per year, with the cloud cover being primary problem factor. Another concern is the unpredictability. While we typically have good weather in the spring and summer and sometimes in the winter, if it’s cold, but in recent years it wasn’t. This is particularly bad for certain types of observing activity that requires long series of observations, preferably multi-night, in particular asteroid tracking and search and variable stars observing.