The weather forecast for the end of March shows slightly above-average temperatures, with a milder atmosphere than usual. Clouds will appear temporarily in various regions, and light, isolated precipitation is expected especially in the southern part of the country and in mountainous areas, where at high altitudes sleet and snow may occur. The wind will have local intensifications, with gusts of up to 80 km/h in the Southern Carpathians. Daytime highs will range between 12 and 18 degrees Celsius, while lows will drop to values between -3 and 9 degrees. In the Capital, the weather will be slightly warmer, with highs of 16-17 degrees. Between March 30 and April 6, the weather will be stable, but atmospheric instability will bring more frequent precipitation in the southern and mountainous regions. The period from April 6 to 13 will bring temperatures close to average, without significant fluctuations and with a moderate precipitation regime.
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