Meteorological experts from the National Meteorological Administration (ANM) have issued an updated forecast predicting unusual temperature spikes across the country. These high temperatures are expected over the next four weeks, notably in western regions. At the same time, the forecast indicates a significant lack of precipitation throughout many areas.
High Temperatures Expected: ANM Forecast Details
The forecast covers the period from May 25 to June 22, 2026. Here’s a breakdown of what to expect week by week:
Week 1: May 25 – June 1, 2026
- Average temperatures will exceed seasonal norms nationwide.
- The highest deviations will occur in the western half of the country.
- Precipitation levels will be generally below the expected averages.
Week 2: June 1 – June 8, 2026
- Temperatures will remain above normal across all regions.
- Deficient rainfall is anticipated in the southwest and locally in the west.
- Other areas may experience near-normal precipitation levels.
Week 3: June 8 – June 15, 2026
- Average temperatures will again be slightly above seasonal values, especially in the west.
- Precipitation is expected to fall short in northern, western, and some southwestern and central regions.
- Elsewhere, rainfall amounts will be close to expected norms.
Week 4: June 15 – June 22, 2026
- Temperatures are predicted to remain elevated compared to seasonal averages, particularly in the west.
- Generally, precipitation will be deficient in western, northern, and central regions, as well as locally in the southwest.
- Other areas will see precipitation that aligns more closely with normal levels.
This forecast highlights an ongoing pattern of warmer-than-average conditions and lower than usual rainfall, particularly impacting western Romania. Residents are advised to prepare for these climatic changes in the coming weeks.
