The Romanian National Meteorology Administration (ANM) updated its weather forecast for the period ending September 28, 2026, based on estimates from the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF). ^[1] During the first two weeks of September, rainfall is projected to be deficient across the country, with the deficit being more pronounced in mountainous zones. ^[2] For the week of August 31 to September 7, average temperatures are estimated to be higher than normal across most regions, with the most significant positive deviation in western areas. ^[3] For the week of September 7 to 14, temperatures are expected to remain above normal levels throughout the country, while precipitation deficits persist in all regions. ^[4] Current models from ECMWF and NOAA NMME forecast a milder winter for Europe with above-average temperatures in December, January, and February. ^[5] Euronews reported on 2026-07-15 that a 17th-century historical model called the Century Calendar predicts heavy snowfall in Germany starting December 1st. ^[6] NOAA data recorded sea surface temperature anomalies exceeding six degrees Celsius above average in parts of the tropical Pacific, with subsurface anomalies reaching nine degrees Celsius. ^[7]