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Romania and Moldova face extreme weather and independence milestones

Romania and Moldova are experiencing significant weather shifts and political milestones. In Romania, the National Meteorological Administration (ANM) has issued warnings for heatwaves and severe storms. Temperatures in regions like Bucharest and Olt are reaching up to 37°C, with heat index levels hitting critical thresholds. These heatwaves are accompanied by warnings for torrential rain, lightning, and wind gusts of up to 80 km/h, particularly in southern and central regions.

Long-term seasonal models suggest that autumn 2026 may bring temperatures above normal for much of Europe, including Romania, potentially influenced by El Niño patterns. In Moldova, weather conditions remain relatively mild with temperatures between 22°C and 28°C, though localized showers are expected.

Politically, Moldova is preparing to celebrate the 35th anniversary of its independence on August 27. The milestone is marked by historical reflections on the country's path toward European integration and democratic stability, following significant political shifts in recent years.

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Administrația Națională de Meteorologie · Bucharest · București · Dobrogea · Galaţi · Local Police of Bucharest · Maia Sandu · Ministerul Apărării Naționale · Moldova · Muntenia · National Meteorological Administration · Olt

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