The weather in Romania presents a sunny atmosphere in most regions, except for the mountainous areas where thunderstorms and strong winds are forecasted. Highs range from 13 degrees on the coast to 22 degrees in the south of the country. In Dobrogea and Bărăgan, the sun is shining, and temperatures reach 20 degrees. Southern Moldova and northern Muntenia enjoy a beautiful day, with highs of 19 degrees. In the northern half of Moldova and Bukovina, the weather remains cooler, with temperatures of 17 degrees and clouds in the hills. In Transylvania, the morning is cold, but the sun warms the atmosphere to 20 degrees. Oltenia enjoys the highest temperatures, reaching 22 degrees. Bucharest will have a sunny day, with highs of 21-22 degrees, and at night clouds are expected, but without rain. In the mountainous areas, the sun will be present in the morning, but thunderstorms and light rain are expected in the second part of the day.
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