In Romania, the weather remains unusually warm for the beginning of December, with maximum temperatures reaching up to 14 degrees Celsius. However, the atmosphere will be dominated by dense fog, drizzle, and low clouds, affecting most regions. Especially in the northern areas, light rain is expected, while in the high mountain areas, mixed precipitation may occur. Temperature values remain above climatological averages, but the sky will be predominantly overcast in the northwest, center, and in the low areas of the south. During the evening and night, light rain will be reported in Maramureș, northern Transylvania, and Moldova. Fog will be present in the low areas, especially in the morning and at night. In Bucharest, the weather will be cloudy, with the possibility of fog and drizzle, and temperatures will range between 7 and 9 degrees Celsius. Additionally, a yellow warning code is in effect for several counties.
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