Moldova records season’s coldest night as temperatures hit -5°C
Moldova recorded its coldest night of the season on November 8, with temperatures reaching -5°C in Soroca, while forecasters expect another frost overnight before a gradual warm-up next week.
Temperatures set to drop to -5°C again
Weather services recorded -5°C in Soroca District at 6 a.m. on Sunday, November 8, marking the coldest night of the season so far.
Sub-zero temperatures are expected across several districts again overnight. Rîbnița is forecast to record the lowest temperature, at -5°C.
Temperatures are expected to reach -4°C in Soroca, Tiraspol and Ceadîr-Lunga, and -3°C in Briceni, Fălești, Camenca and Bravicea.
Forecast lows are -2°C in Bălți, Codrii, Dubăsari, Bălțata and Comrat, and -1°C in Cornești, Leova and Ștefan-Vodă. Chisinau and Cahul are expected to see temperatures close to zero.
Temperatures to rise from Tuesday
On Monday, November 9, temperatures are forecast to range from a low of -2°C to a high of 8°C.
A gradual warm-up is expected from Tuesday, with overnight lows rising to 1°C and daytime highs reaching 9°C.
Light rain and winds of up to 27 km/h are forecast for Wednesday, November 11, with overnight temperatures reaching 3°C.
Thursday will bring similar overnight lows of 3°C, while temperatures are expected to rise to 5°C on Friday. Daytime highs are forecast to remain at around 9°C throughout these days.
Translation by Iurie Tataru
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