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ANM made a last minute announcement. It is a meteorological alert with immediate effect. Several counties in Romania are under the orange code of rains and storms, as well as electric shocks.
Autumn shows signs that she wants to get her rights back as soon as possible. After a good period in which we had high temperatures and sun, meteorologists announce bad weather.
The National Meteorological Administration (ANM) reported that several counties in Romania are under an orange warning code for rains and storms, accompanied by strong winds and lightning. The notice is valid on Tuesday morning, with the possibility of an extension until the afternoon.
Dozens of towns hit by storms
Gorj County: Târgu Cărbunești, Novaci, Baia de Fier, Bengești-Ciocadia, Bustuchin, Roșia de Amaradia, Prigoria, Logrești, Polovragi, Albeni, Bumbești-Pițic, Licurici, Berlești, Jupânești, Bimpești;
County of Vâlcea :: mountainous area above 1800 m;
Vâlcea County: Călimănești, Brezoi, Horezu, Berbești, Vaideeni, Alunu, Tomșani, Stoenești, Cernișoara, Costești, Bărbătești, Slătioara, Pietrari, Păusești-Măglatiși, Pătroeșestiti.
In these towns there will be electric shocks, large amounts of water, but also hail!
Yellow code in several counties in Romania
However, this is not the only warning from the NMA. Meteorologists issued a yellow bad weather warning code yesterday at 3:00 p.m. The warning remains in effect until today, at 6:00 p.m.
During the mentioned interval, atmospheric instability will be temporarily accentuated, first in Banat, Crișana, Maramureș, then also in the west and north of Oltenia, Transylvania, northwest and north of Muntenia, as well as in most of Moldova. There will be periods of torrential downpours, lightning, storms and hail. In short intervals of time or by accumulation the amounts of water will exceed 25… 35 l / m2 and will isolate 50… 60 l / m2.
The wind will intensify in the mountains, with higher speeds on the ridges (gusts over 85… 95 km / h), and locally and temporarily in the west and northeast (gusts generally 50… 60 km / h).
