Moldova and Romania face dropping temperatures and frost

Meteorologists report a significant cooling trend across Moldova and Romania. In Moldova, temperatures are expected to drop gradually, with frosts of up to -4 degrees Celsius predicted for the northern regions around November 8. Daytime temperatures in Moldova will likely fluctuate between 5 and 12 degrees Celsius, with light precipitation expected toward the middle of the week.

In Romania, the National Meteorological Administration (ANM) forecasts a cold spell characterized by low temperatures and precipitation. Southern and eastern regions will experience colder weather, with nighttime temperatures in eastern Transylvania potentially reaching -4 degrees Celsius. Snow is expected in high-altitude areas of the Eastern and Southern Carpathians. While temperatures are expected to return to seasonal norms between November 9 and 16, authorities have advised drivers to exercise caution due to potential frost and fog.