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The meteorological estimates for four weeks are made by the ECMWF – European Center for Medium-Term Forecasts. The weekly average of deviations in air temperature and precipitation amounts is estimated in comparison with the average for the period 1993-2016.
Extreme events with a short-lived manifestation cannot be predicted with the help of this product.
Week 26.10.2020 – 02.11.2020
For the mentioned period, the thermal values will be higher than those specific to this period, at the level of the whole country, but especially in the eastern and southeastern regions.
Regarding the rainfall regime, it will be excess in the extracarpathic regions and in the mountains, and the rest will be close to normal for this interval.
Week 02.11.2020 – 09.11.2020
Average air temperatures will be slightly higher than normal for this week, in the extracarpathic regions, and the rest will be close to normal for this period.
The amounts of precipitation will generally be excessive, locally, in the eastern regions, with the remainder being close to normal for this interval.
Week 09.11.2020 – 16.11.2020
Average air temperatures will be around normal for this week in all regions.
The estimated rainfall regime for this interval will be locally excess in the southeastern regions, and the rest will be close to normal for this period.
Week 16.11.2020 – 23.11.2020
Average thermal values will generally be around normal for this week, possibly slightly higher in the southeast.
In general, rainfall will be close to normal during this period, with the possibility of a slight local surplus in the southwest.
The NMA states that extreme events cannot be predicted with a short-lived event. The meteorological estimates for four weeks are made by the ECMWF – European Center for Medium-Term Forecasts.
Sudden changes in temperature from day to day, with increasingly colder nights. This is also the forecasters’ estimate for the next two weeks. The estimate is done data driven European Center for Medium-Term Forecasts in Reading, England.
