ANM has issued a yellow warning for heavy rain in the western part of the country. Temperatures will rise to 27 degrees, then drop sharply, and snowfall will return.

The National Meteorological Administration has issued a yellow warning for heavy rain, valid from Wednesday, November 11, at 10:00 p.m. until Thursday, November 12, at 10:00 p.m., in Banat, southern Crișana, the Western Carpathians and the western Southern Carpathians. Rainfall totals will reach 25–50 liters per square meter and, locally, will exceed 60 liters per square meter in mountainous areas.

A weather advisory for rain and strengthening winds is valid until Friday evening, November 13, across several regions. Gusts will generally reach 40–60 km/h, while at high altitudes they may exceed 70–90 km/h.

After the rainy spell, the weather will become unusually warm for November. On Thursday, temperatures may exceed 20 degrees in the south of the country, while Friday is expected to bring highs of up to 25–27 degrees in Oltenia and Muntenia.

The change will be abrupt, however. A cold atmospheric front will bring polar air, and Saturday’s highs will fall to 7–13 degrees, down 10–15 degrees from the previous day. Snowfall is expected in the mountains, and the wind may become very strong.

In Bucharest, the maximum temperature will reach approximately 19 degrees on Thursday and 25 degrees on Friday. Over the weekend, temperatures will fall to around 7 degrees on Sunday, before rising again from Monday, when significant rainfall is possible.