As per reports, inclement weather conditions are anticipated across Romania until Tuesday (07 January).
• Between Thursday (02 January) until Friday (03 January), the weather is expected to be characterized by variable skies and light to moderate winds. Minimum temperatures are expected to range between one and zero degree Celsius, with suburban areas experiencing colder conditions down to negative two degrees Celsius.
• From Friday (03 January) at 0800 hours (local time), colder conditions are expected to spread across the country, particularly in the southwest, west, north, and northeast. Predominantly cloudy skies are expected to bring various forms of precipitation: snowfall in mountainous areas, Maramureș, northern Transylvania, and Moldova; mixed precipitation in Transylvania, Crișana, Banat, and southern Moldova; and rainfall or sleet in other areas. Isolated frost and precipitation of up to 10–15 litre per square metre are likely in higher terrains, accompanied by strong winds of 60–90 kilometres per hour causing temporary blizzards in mountain regions. In Bucharest, rainfall is anticipated.
• On Saturday (04 January), cold temperatures may continue nationwide, with maximum temperatures ranging from negative four degrees Celsius to seven degrees Celsius. Snowfall may persist in mountainous regions and isolated northern areas, with mixed precipitation elsewhere. Blizzards may occur in the Eastern Carpathians due to strong winds, while Bucharest is expected to experience cooler temperatures of five to six degrees Celsius and a low of negative five to negative three degrees Celsius, with reduced chances of precipitation.
• By Sunday (05 January), temperatures are expected to slightly exceed seasonal norms, with light precipitation and fog in some areas. From Tuesday (07 January) to 10 January, higher-than-normal temperatures are expected nationwide, with increased rainfall in the west, center, and north later in the period. Bucharest is also expected to experience warm temperatures and rainfall by the evening of 10 January.
