ANM has issued the weather forecast for March 25 - April 07, 2024. Significant warming of the weather is expected, with values above climatological norms.
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The weather forecast issued by ANM indicates a significant warming of the weather in the next 2 weeks, with temperatures above climatological norms. The maximum temperatures are expected to reach 20-25 degrees Celsius, while the minimum will be 6-10 degrees. Periods of rain are also forecast, especially showers, sometimes accompanied by thunderstorms.
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Prognoza meteo pentru 2 săptămâni. Peste 27 de grade Celsius, la început de aprilie - B1TV.ro
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