Black Sea water temperatures have dropped to 15°C, surprising tourists. The phenomenon is caused by upwelling, but the weather remains warm.
Cristina Petrache
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Tourists on the Romanian coast have been taken by surprise by the sudden drop in seawater temperature to 15°C, in contrast to the warm air of over 28-30°C. This phenomenon, known as upwelling, is caused by sea currents and winds bringing cold water to the surface. Although there has been a thermal shock, forecasters predict pleasant weather with summer temperatures and a gradual return to comfortable water temperatures.
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