Weather Forecast for Romanian Cities
Daily updated forecasts — temperatures, rain, wind and activity recommendations for 20 cities across Romania.
Frequently asked questions
Which Romanian cities have the best weather?
Constanța on the Black Sea coast is Romania's sunniest city. Bucharest and Craiova in the south have the hottest summers. Transylvanian cities like Brașov and Cluj are cooler and more temperate year-round.
What is the weather like in Bucharest?
Bucharest has a continental climate: hot summers (often 30–35°C in July), cold winters (averaging 0°C in January, with occasional heavy snow), and mild springs and autumns. Annual rainfall is around 580mm.
What is the weather like in Cluj-Napoca?
Cluj-Napoca sits in the Transylvanian plateau at ~300m altitude. Summers reach 25–28°C, winters average -2°C to 3°C with regular snowfall. It's generally 3–5°C cooler than Bucharest in summer.
Which Romanian city is best to visit in summer?
For summer beach trips, head to Constanța or the Black Sea resort towns. For a cooler escape from the heat, Brașov and Sibiu in Transylvania are 8–10°C cooler than Bucharest and offer castles and hiking nearby.