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Administrația Națională de Meteorologie

  • Jun 26

    Romania issues first red heat alert of summer as temperatures set to approach 40°C

    A severe heatwave pushing in from Western Europe has triggered Romania's first top-tier red warning of the year. The national weather service forecasts maximums of up to 40°C in northwestern counties, with tropical nights and intense thermal discomfort across much of the country.

  • Jun 15

    Romania weather forecast: temperatures to hit 34°C by June 22, showers likely in second half of period

    The National Meteorological Administration’s two-week outlook (15–28 June) shows steadily rising temperatures across all regions, with average maximums reaching 34°C in the west before intermittent showers become more intense in the final week.

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