The cyclone that put several countries in Europe on weather alert also reaches Romania. Romanian meteorologists have issued two yellow code warnings of rain, storms and hail, phenomena that will gradually expand and cover half the country.
From today at 4:00 p.m. until Wednesday at 10:00 a.m., a yellow code of temporarily heightened atmospheric instability is in effect. The weather will gradually go unstable in Banat, Oltenia, south-west Transylvania and south Crișana, where there will be strong wind gusts, gales (speeds of 50…70 km/h), torrential showers, frequent thunderstorms and isolated hail falls.
In short periods or through accumulation, water quantities will range from 20 to 25 l/m², and in isolated areas, over 40 l/m². Starting Tuesday at 10:00, the yellow code for rain and atmospheric instability will extend for 24 hours, affecting Banat, Oltenia, Maramureș, western Transylvania, and Muntenia, as well as the Western Carpathians. During this time, there will be periods of intense atmospheric instability, characterized by torrential downpours, electrical discharges, strong winds, and isolated hail. In short intervals or through accumulation, water quantities will be 25 to 30 l/m², and in isolated areas, over 40 l/m².
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