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- 1. Romania is simultaneously facing both a severe heatwave and powerful storms.
- 2. ANM issued a yellow code for the heatwave and thermal comfort, valid until 18 July.
- 3. On Thursday and Friday, severe rainfall, hail, and winds of 50-70 km/h are expected in many regions.
- 4. Heavy rainfall (30-50 l/m²) in a short period significantly increases the risk of local flooding.
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Romania is facing two extreme weather events occurring simultaneously. According to meteorologists' warnings, while the heatwave is expanding and intensifying in some regions, a large part of the country is at risk of powerful storms. The National Meteorological Administration (ANM) has issued new warnings regarding the situation, urging citizens to be cautious.
The heatwave is expected to gradually expand until 18 July, 22:00. Temperatures are forecast to rise in the west, south, and southeast of the country, exceeding the thermal comfort threshold level. Especially on Thursday and Friday, temperatures in the western regions of Crișana, Banat, and Oltenia are expected to reach 35-37 degrees.
In addition to these, the country in general is under a yellow code warning on Thursday and Friday due to atmospheric instability. Severe rainfall, lightning, storms, and hail are expected in mountainous regions, the east and south of Transylvania, and Muntenia. Winds reaching speeds of 50-70 km/h and heavy rainfall in a short period increase the risk of local flooding.
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- 1. Q: Which provinces are covered by the yellow code warning?
- A: The yellow code warning particularly covers the provinces of Dolj, Mehedinți, Caraș-Severin, Timiș, Arad, Bihor, and Satu Mare.
- 2. Q: What will the expected temperatures be?
- A: In the regions affected by the heatwave, maximum temperatures are expected to range from 34 to 37 degrees, and at night between 20 and 22 degrees.
- 3. Q: What risks are present during the storms?
- A: Severe rainfall, lightning, hail, and winds reaching speeds of 50-70 km/h are expected. Heavy rainfall in a short period can trigger local floods.