According to ANM, the weather will cool down on November 19, with overcast skies and rain in Oltenia, Muntenia, and Dobrogea, while mixed precipitation will occur in the mountain peaks. Maximum temperatures will be between 2 and 11 degrees, and minimums between -4 and 11 degrees. In Bucharest, a maximum of 7-8 degrees and temporary rain is expected.
In the following days, temperatures will rise, and on November 20, maximums will be recorded between 8 and 18 degrees, with isolated rain. On November 21, the weather will be warm, with widespread rain in the west and south, and maximums will reach up to 20 degrees in the southeast.
During the weekend, the weather will be warmer than normal, with maximums of 17-22 degrees in the southern part of the country. From Monday, November 24, temperatures will gradually decrease, but will remain above seasonal norms, with rain and snow in the mountains. Fog will be present in the morning and at night in many areas.
In the following days, temperatures will rise, and on November 20, maximums will be recorded between 8 and 18 degrees, with isolated rain. On November 21, the weather will be warm, with widespread rain in the west and south, and maximums will reach up to 20 degrees in the southeast.
During the weekend, the weather will be warmer than normal, with maximums of 17-22 degrees in the southern part of the country. From Monday, November 24, temperatures will gradually decrease, but will remain above seasonal norms, with rain and snow in the mountains. Fog will be present in the morning and at night in many areas.
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