On Tuesday, December 23, the weather in Romania will be typical for the end of the year, with temperatures close to climatological averages. The National Meteorological Administration has issued yellow code nowcasting warnings for fog in the counties of Constanța, Cluj, Covasna, Brașov, Mureș, Sibiu, and Suceava, where visibility will be reduced, locally below 200 m. The sky will be variable, with more persistent cloudiness in the western, northern, and central regions, and the wind will blow lightly to moderately.
Precipitation will be light, in the form of rain, sleet, or snow, depending on the region, with predominant snowfall in mountainous areas. In Transylvania and Maramureș, the weather will be overcast, while in Moldova, the sky will be mostly cloudy. In Muntenia and Oltenia, the weather will be stable, and in Dobrogea, the thermal regime will be normal. Maximum temperatures will be close to averages, while minimums will drop below the freezing threshold, with a possibility of ice formation. Drivers are advised to drive cautiously due to road conditions.
Precipitation will be light, in the form of rain, sleet, or snow, depending on the region, with predominant snowfall in mountainous areas. In Transylvania and Maramureș, the weather will be overcast, while in Moldova, the sky will be mostly cloudy. In Muntenia and Oltenia, the weather will be stable, and in Dobrogea, the thermal regime will be normal. Maximum temperatures will be close to averages, while minimums will drop below the freezing threshold, with a possibility of ice formation. Drivers are advised to drive cautiously due to road conditions.
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