Thermal values will increase slightly, with mixed precipitation in the north and center. The weather will be warmer in the west and southwest, and the risk of ice will persist.

According to ANM, thermal values will increase slightly, exceeding the usual averages in the west and southwest of the country, as well as locally in the central and northern areas. The sky will be predominantly cloudy, with temporary precipitation, especially in the northern half, extending towards the southeast in the evening. The rains will have a showery character, and in the north and center, mixed precipitation will be recorded, including sleet and snow. In the morning, the risk of ice will be increased, especially in the east and southeast. In the mountains, mixed precipitation is expected, and at high altitudes, snow, with a new layer of snow of 10-15 cm in certain areas. The wind will be weak to moderate, with intensifications in the mountains, where gusts can reach 65 km/h. Maximum temperatures will range between 3 and 13 degrees, while minimums will be between -4 and 5 degrees. In the Capital, the weather will be close to normal, with frost in the morning and at night. Between February 23 and March 2, temperatures will remain above average, and precipitation will be reduced in the south. In the first week of March, temperatures will remain high, and precipitation will be close to normal. Spring will settle between March 9 and 16, with slightly higher values in the intracarpathian regions. The warming trend will intensify between March 16 and 23, maintaining precipitation within normal limits.