ANM announces below-normal temperatures and heavy precipitation at the beginning of November. Freezing nights are forecast in Bucharest

The National Meteorological Administration announced on Friday, October 30, 2026, its forecast for the next four weeks, indicating a sharp cooling at the beginning of November, accompanied by rain and, locally, snow. Temperatures will be below the usual values for this period, while freezing nights are expected in Bucharest.

During the week of November 2–9, temperatures will be lower than normal across the country. Precipitation amounts will be above average in the southern and eastern regions, as well as locally in the west and center. In the northwest, precipitation will be below average.

Between November 9 and 16, temperatures will approach climatological averages, but precipitation will remain above average in the west and northwest. For the period from November 16 to 23, meteorologists estimate normal temperatures and near-average precipitation, with a possible deficit in the south and a slight surplus in the northwest.

In the last week of the month, November 23–30, temperatures and precipitation are expected to be close to normal values in all regions.

Seasonal forecasts for the winter of 2026–2027 indicate fewer snowfalls than usual in Romania, with more pronounced winter episodes possible in the second half of the season.