Warmer Weather Expected Across Romania Until Mid-December

Romanians can expect a milder than usual spell over the next four weeks, according to the latest outlook from the National Meteorological Administration (ANM). The forecast, published on Friday, indicates that temperatures will be slightly above the seasonal norm across most of the country until mid-December.

During the first week, which starts today, values will be a little higher than usual, particularly in the eastern and southeastern regions. The west of the country is likely to see more abundant rainfall during this period, with precipitation expected to be above average in the western half, especially in the far west. There is also a chance of a slight surplus in the far northeast.

Looking further ahead, the ANM estimates that average temperatures will be close to normal for the second week, with precipitation amounts also around the usual levels for this time of year, though the west could again see slightly higher totals. In the third week, temperatures are expected to rise a little above normal across all regions, while rainfall should remain close to average. For the final week, the forecast points to slightly warmer conditions, especially in the intra-Carpathian areas, with precipitation near normal everywhere.

The milder conditions come as autumn draws to a close, and many parts of the country are still enjoying relatively comfortable daytime temperatures. The ANM notes that these are long-range estimates and that local variations may occur, but the general trend suggests a warmer than usual end to November and start to December.