Recorduri de frig în plină vară. Recorduri la toate stațiile meteorologice din București și 21 de stații din țară

On July 22, 2026, Romania recorded the lowest maximum temperatures ever for this date at 21 weather stations, including all three in Bucharest. A polar air mass caused temperatures to drop significantly, with values 10-15 degrees Celsius below the July average. Notable maximums included 17.4°C in Bucharest-Băneasa and 15.9°C in Brașov. This unusual cold snap was accompanied by rain and thunderstorms, contrasting sharply with the previous day's near 30°C forecast. While minimum temperatures dropped to 8°C in some areas, they did not break historical records. The cold spell is expected to last until the end of the week, with a gradual temperature rise anticipated. Meteorologists warn that temperatures may exceed 35°C again soon, highlighting the variability of weather patterns in a warming climate.