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Weather in Romania in the next three months will be changeable, with temperatures above average and abundant rainfall in May and June, and a droughty month of July, according to the a three-month special forecast, valid for May-July, released by the National Weather Administration (ANM).
At the same time, total monthly precipitation will be close to usual in the south-eastern part of the country and excessive elsewhere, i.e. over 66.5 l/ sq.m. The highest amount of precipitation is expected in Maramures - up to 89 l/sq.m,. Muntenia (up to 86 l /sq.m.), Crişana (up to 85 l / sq.m.), Banat (up to 84 l /(up to 83 l / sq.m), and the lowest in Dobrogea (up to 47 l /sq.m.)
In the first month of summer, the average monthly air temperature will be close to usual in most of the country. The multiannual average for June is 18.3 degrees Celsius. The lowest average temperatures should be recorded in the Oltenia area (between 15 and 19 degrees Celsius), with higher average temperatures of up to 22 degrees Celsius expected in Muntenia and Dobrogea.
In the same month, total rainfall should be close to the average in the northern and central part of the country, and less than that elsewhere. Average June precipitation is forecast at 84.5 l/sq.m. The highest precipitation is excepted in Muntenia (up to 111 l /sq.m.), Banat (107 l/sq.m.) and Transylvania (up to 106 l / sq.m.), Moldova and Crisana (103 l /sq.m. each). On the other hand, rainfall in Dobrogea should vary between 27 and 60 l/sq.m.
According to ANM, average air temperatures in July should be higher than usual in the southern and south-eastern parts and generally close to usual elsewhere. Average temperature for the same period is 20.2 degrees Celsius. Average temperatures should be between 17 and 21 degrees Celsius in Oltenia, going as high as 24 degrees Celsius in Muntenia and Dobrogea.
In terms of precipitation, July should be a droughty month in most of the country, as against a multiannual average of 77.8 l /sq.m. However, average rainfall of ??up to 112 l/sq.m. are forecast in Moldova, up to 102 l/sq.m. in Muntenia, and up to 100 l/sq.m. in Transylvania and Oltenia. At the same time, average rainfall in Dobrogea is estimated to be between 17 and 47 l/sq.m., between 61 and 84 l /sq.m.in Crisana to exceed 93 l/sq.m. in Banat .
The seasonal estimates were made by the European Center for Medium-Term Forecasting (ECMWF) in Reading (England).
ANM points out that extreme short-living weather events cannot be predicted using these forecasts.
