ANM forecast for the next four weeks: Temperatures close to those normal for this period or slightly higher are expected

The National Meteorological Administration has updated its estimates for the period October 19 – November 16, 2026. The first days will bring temperatures close to normal values, as well as above-normal precipitation in the eastern part of the country, especially in the northeastern regions. Subsequently, the weather will become slightly warmer than usual in certain areas.

During the week of October 19–26, average temperatures will be close to those specific to the period throughout the country. Precipitation amounts will be higher than normal in the eastern half, especially in the northeast, while the western and northwestern regions will have below-normal precipitation.

For the period October 26 – November 2, average temperatures will be slightly higher in the intra-Carpathian regions and close to normal in the rest of the territory. Precipitation will be, for the most part, around usual levels across the country.

During the period November 2–9, both temperatures and precipitation are estimated to be close to normal in most regions.

For the final week, November 9–16, temperatures will be slightly above average in mountainous areas, while elsewhere they will remain normal. Precipitation will be at usual levels nationwide.