Meteorologists announce an unusually warm weather on the first day of November, with maximum temperatures reaching 24-25 degrees in the southern part of the country and 21-22 degrees in the capital. Oana Catrina, ANM meteorologist, explained that these values are well above the seasonal norms, which should be between 10 and 14 degrees. The warm weather will continue in the following days, although on Monday temporary rains will be recorded in the western and southwestern regions. On Tuesday, temperatures will return to normal, but from Wednesday a new increase will be observed. In the mountains, the weather will also be warmer, and the ski season will not start during this period, with weak precipitation, only in the form of rain.
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