What month does it usually snow in northern Europe? What month is Poland?

It depends on the geographical location. Denmark is at the southernmost tip, so it snows for four months in winter. Half of Iceland is in the Arctic Circle, so the climate is colder, and it snows for the longest time. It snows for half a year. The western part of Norway is close to the sea and has a suitable climate. It snows for about 4 months, but the north is in the Arctic Circle, so it will snow a little more. Sweden is similar to Finland. It snows for four months in the south-central part and goes deep into the North Pole in the north. It snows for about five months every year. Poland is generally in the southeast of Denmark, bordering on Germany, Denmark's neighbor. It belongs to temperate continental climate, similar to Russia, with long and dry winters and about four months of snow.