The weather remains cold, with snow and strong winds in several regions. ANM has issued Yellow Code warnings for snow and frost.

The weather in Romania remains particularly cold, with temperatures below climatological averages and snowfall in various regions. The National Meteorological Administration (ANM) has issued a warning valid until February 11, including Yellow Code alerts for snowfall, strong winds, and frost, especially in the east and south of the country.

Between February 9-11, precipitation is expected to be predominantly in the form of snow, with water quantities of 5-10 l/m² in Oltenia and a snow layer of 5-15 cm. The wind will intensify conditions, with gusts of 45-50 km/h in the southwest and up to 70 km/h in mountainous areas, causing blizzards and reduced visibility.

In Moldova and eastern Transylvania, temperatures will be 6-9 degrees below normal, with maximums between -7 and -3 degrees Celsius and nighttime minimums of -14 to -10 degrees. In Bucharest, cloudy skies and light snowfall are forecasted, with maximum temperatures of 1 degree Celsius. Meteorologists recommend caution in traffic and appropriate equipment for the winter conditions that will persist.