alba24.ro/prognoza-de-ninsoare-pentru-iarna-2026-2

The winter forecast for 2026-2027 in Europe indicates below-average snowfall across most regions, with significant regional differences and high uncertainties in mountainous areas. Severe Weather Europe’s October update, based on six seasonal models, shows a decrease in expected snowfall amounts compared to September, particularly in southern and central Europe. The ECMWF SEAS5 and UKMO GloSea6 models suggest a common trend of below-normal snowfall, although some eastern and northern regions may experience more favorable conditions later in the winter. The analysis highlights the variability in mountainous regions, where predictions differ significantly. Overall, the outlook for Romania aligns with the regional trend of reduced snowfall.