As of January 11, the forecasters announce high temperatures, accompanied by fog. Thus, for the next seven days in Moldova there are expected temperatures ranging between 7 and 10 degrees Celsius. In this period rain showers are anticipated, while during nighttime temperatures will reach -1 degree on January 15, and + 2 +3 degrees on the other days, Info-Prim Neo reports. The statistics carried out by forecast services attest in the last decades for this period high temperatures of 22 degrees Celsius, and minus 38.5. In general, January is considered the coldest month of the year. Last winter, in Chisinau, the temperatures fell in January to 20 below 0. Nevertheless, the specialists assert that in case of this year’s warm winter is not about a climate change, but about the circulation of air mass that are influenced by the Earth’s fluctuations in temperature. The highest temperature registered in the last 120 years in Moldova on January 10 was +10.1 degrees Celsius, in 2005, while the lowest -27.7 degrees, in 1940.