Romania has a temperate climate, similar to the northeastern United States, with four distinct seasons.
Spring is pleasant with cool mornings and nights and warm days.
Summer is quite warm, with extended sunny days. The hottest areas in summer are the lowlands in southern and eastern Romania where 100 F is often reached in July and August. Temperatures are always cooler in the mountains.
Autumn is dry and cool, with fields and trees producing colorful foliage, much like New England.
Winters can be cold, especially in the mountains. While not the rule, abundant snowfalls may occur throughout the country, from December to mid-March.
There are significant regional differences of the climate between different regions of Romania.
Weather history for Bucharest – www.wunderground.com/history/…
Average temperatures (°F)
January
Bucharest: 26
Western Romania: 28
Central Romania: 34
The Black Sea Coast: 31
February
Bucharest: 31
Western Romania: 34
Central Romania: 34
The Black Sea Coast: 34
March
Bucharest: 40
Western Romania: 41
Central Romania: 42
The Black Sea Coast: 39
April
Bucharest: 52
Western Romania: 52
Central Romania: 52
The Black Sea Coast: 55
May
Bucharest: 62
Western Romania: 61
Central Romania: 61
The Black Sea Coast: 66
June
Bucharest: 69
Western Romania: 67
Central Romania: 66
The Black Sea Coast: 75
July
Bucharest: 71
Western Romania: 67
Central Romania: 69
The Black Sea Coast: 79
August
Bucharest: 70
Western Romania: 65
Central Romania: 69
The Black Sea Coast: 79
September
Bucharest: 65
Western Romania: 65
Central Romania: 65
The Black Sea Coast: 70
October
Bucharest: 53
Western Romania: 53
Central Romania: 55
The Black Sea Coast: 62
November
Bucharest: 41
Western Romania: 43
Central Romania: 45
The Black Sea Coast: 52
December
Bucharest: 34
Western Romania: 34
Central Romania: 36
The Black Sea Coast: 43
