ANM forecast for November 9–December 7: changing temperatures

The National Meteorological Administration published on Friday its forecast for the November 9–December 7, 2026 period. Meteorologists estimate temperatures slightly below the period average in the first week, followed by gradual warming. Temperatures will then rise slightly above normal, while precipitation will be slightly above average overall.

During the November 9–16 week, temperatures will be slightly below normal in the regions outside the Carpathian arc and close to average across the rest of the country. Precipitation will be more abundant in the west and locally in the center, while remaining within normal limits in the other regions.

For the November 16–23 period, average temperatures will be slightly above normal nationwide, especially in the regions within the Carpathian arc. Precipitation amounts will be slightly above average in the west and northwest.

During the November 23–30 week, temperatures and precipitation will generally be around normal levels. For the November 30–December 7 period, meteorologists forecast temperatures slightly above average in the regions within the Carpathian arc and near-normal precipitation across most of the country.

The forecast was produced by ECMWF and indicates weekly deviations from the 2006–2025 period average.