On Christmas Eve, the weather will be overcast, with extensive precipitation in most regions, except for the northwest. In Moldova and the mountainous area, snow will prevail, while in the rest of the country, rain will turn into sleet and snow in the evening. The amounts of precipitation will be moderate, with a snow cover of 3-7 cm in the plains and 10 cm in the submontane areas. The wind will blow lightly to moderately, with intensifications in the southwest and south, while maximum temperatures will range between -2 and 10 degrees.
On December 25, the weather will cool significantly in the south and east, and precipitation will be restricted to the southwest, where it will continue to snow. In the rest, the sky will be variable, with light precipitation. The wind will have intensifications in southern Banat and in the southern regions, while maximum temperatures will be between -6 and 8 degrees. In the Capital, the weather will be cold, with light snow and a snow cover of 5-8 cm.
On December 25, the weather will cool significantly in the south and east, and precipitation will be restricted to the southwest, where it will continue to snow. In the rest, the sky will be variable, with light precipitation. The wind will have intensifications in southern Banat and in the southern regions, while maximum temperatures will be between -6 and 8 degrees. In the Capital, the weather will be cold, with light snow and a snow cover of 5-8 cm.
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