The weather will cool down from Monday, and temperatures will even drop by 8 degrees Celsius. Meteorologists specify that the area will be crossed by a cold cyclone from the north of Europe, which will also bring short-term rains.

Contacted by IPN, Nadejda Stolear, the meteorologist from the Authority of Meteorology and Environmental Monitoring, specified that on September 20, daytime temperatures will reach +23…+28 degrees Celsius. The cooling will begin on Monday, when in the northern part of the country daytime temperatures will be +19…+22 degrees Celsius. From September 22, temperatures will decrease throughout the country and will range between +15… +21 degrees.

Nadejda Stolear mentions that the nights will also be cooler. From +11…+16 degrees Celsius on September 21, they will drop to +7…+12 degrees Celsius. The low temperatures will persist until September 25, after which the weather will gradually warm up by 2-3 degrees Celsius.

Also, a hydrological warning has been issued, which comes into effect on Saturday and will be valid until September 25, regarding the reduced water flow on the Nistru and Prut rivers, as well as on most small rivers. An orange code has been established on the Nistru river, with the water flow being only 30% of the multi-annual monthly average values.

On the Prut river, the Orange Code is valid on the sector between the village of Criva and the town of Costești, where the water flow represents 20% of the multiannual monthly average values. On the Costesti-Ungheni sector, a Yellow Code is in effect, with a flow of about 40%, while on the Ungheni-Branza village sector, the Orange Code is established, the flow being 20-30% of the multiannual monthly average values.

The authorities recommend that businesses and the population use water resources rationally during the warning period.