Romania will be affected by a mass of tropical air of African origin, and the extreme heat wave will be felt over the weekend.
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In the coming days, Romania will face an extreme heat wave caused by a tropical air mass of African origin. Meteorologists announce that temperatures will rise significantly, and the effects of this phenomenon will be felt especially over the weekend. This climate change will bring high temperatures, which can affect the health of the population, especially the vulnerable. Authorities are on alert and recommend precautionary measures, such as proper hydration and avoiding prolonged exposure to the sun. The heat wave will affect various regions of the country, and meteorologists will monitor the weather evolution to provide updated information.
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