Soil drought will affect most of the country, hampering the development of non-irrigated maize, especially in the south and east.
Ana Maria Eftene
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The ANM forecast indicates a moderate to extreme soil drought in large areas of Romania, affecting non-irrigated maize crops. The most affected regions include Maramureș, Dobrogea, Banat and Crișana, and the vegetation condition will be average to poor in areas with low humidity. In contrast, Transylvania and Moldova will have more favorable conditions for crop development. The weather will gradually warm up, with temperatures between 16 and 39 degrees, and local precipitation is possible, accompanied by extreme phenomena.
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