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Natural conditions of Moldova in to a large extent formed under the influence of neighboring regions of the southwestern part of the East European Plain and the Carpathian Mountains. Therefore, despite the small area, the territory of Moldova is distinguished by a variety of natural conditions. The relief is rugged, characterized by the alternation of steppe flat spaces with forest and forest-steppe uplands. The climate is temperate continental. The largest rivers are Dniester and Prut. Chernozems predominate among the soils. Due to the high development of the territory, natural vegetation currently occupies small areas. For the same reason, the current animal world much poorer than in the past.

Geological structure

Dniester near the village of Popenki

Minerals

The geological history of the territory of Moldova determined the formation of mainly non-metallic minerals, represented mainly by building materials. The most valuable are limestones. The most widespread is white sawn limestone, which is used in construction (kotelets). There are also deposits of pure limestone used in the sugar industry (sugar stone).

Within the country there are reserves of marl, chalk, tripoli, which are used in construction and the paint and varnish industry. Near Floresht, Calarasi, Tiraspol and other places, glass sands were found, which serve as raw materials for the production of glass. In the Briceni region, near the villages of Kriva and Drepkautsy, large deposits of gypsum have been discovered, which is used in construction, cement and chemical industries. Deposits of clays, loams, gravel, in some places - bentonites and sandstones are widespread. There are small deposits of oil and gas.

During the intensive development of industry in the Soviet period, the needs of Moldova in minerals were met by the extraction of 40 million tons of minerals and 300-350 million m³ groundwater in year. Currently, mining is carried out exclusively building materials: stone, gypsum, sand, gravel, cement production resources. 98% of the resources for industrial needs are imported from abroad.

Relief

The surface of Moldova is a hilly plain, dissected by river valleys and gullies. The average height above sea level is 147 m, the maximum is 429.5 m (Mount Balanesti). The main landforms of Moldavia are ravines, beams, gyrtops, valleys. They are found almost everywhere, only gyrtops have a more limited distribution.

The modern relay of the Republic of Moldova was formed over a long geological time under the influence of the interaction of endogenous and exogenous processes. Erosion and landslide processes played an important role in the formation of the modern relief. Erosion affected a significant part of the territory of Moldova. As a result of prolonged exposure to landslide and erosion processes, such landforms specific to Moldova as gyrtops were formed. In the northern regions of Moldova, where readily soluble rocks (limestone, marl, gypsum) are exposed, karst processes develop, leading to the formation of caves.

In the northern part of the Republic of Moldova is located Moldovan plateau with smoothed landforms and flat interfluves. In its western Prut part there is a strip reefs, or toltrov (ridges of isolated rounded massifs up to 50-80 m high). South of the Moldavian plateau extends North Moldavian Plain with slightly dissected ridged relief. In the middle part of the right bank of the Prut river basin is located Chuluk Upland. Its surface is complicated by a deep network of wide valleys and gullies. In the east, between the valleys of Reut and the Dniester, stretches Transnistrian upland. It has a hilly character and is also strongly dissected by valleys and gullies.

In the middle part of Moldova is Central Moldavian Upland- Codri - with the maximum heights for the republic of 350-430 m. In the western part of Codri is the highest point - Mount Balanesti. The relief here is complex, ridge-hilly, heavily crossed by deep valleys and ridges.

South of Codri extends South Moldavian Plain- with wide valleys, gullies and ravines. In the southwestern part of Moldova, between the Prut and Yalpuga rivers, there is Tigech Upland with hilly, erosion-landslide relief. In the northeast of the left bank of the Dniester there are southwestern spurs of the Podolsk Upland, which are dissected by deep canyon-like valleys of its tributaries. Extends to the southeast Lower Dniester Plain, low-lying and weakly dissected.

Climate

spring the eastern circulation of air masses, characteristic of the winter period, gradually gives way to the western one. Positive average daily temperatures are set, which gradually increase, but the weather in spring remains very unstable.

Summer in Moldova - sunny, hot and dry. The average daily temperature in July in the north is +19.5 °C, and in the south +22 °C. At times, tropical air masses penetrate from the southern latitudes, which bring very dry and hot weather with high temperatures up to 30-35 °C. In summer, droughts are not uncommon, which are accompanied by dry winds. Precipitation occurs most often in the form of showers, which are sometimes accompanied by thunderstorms and hail.

First half autumn characterized by calm, clear, warm and sunny weather. In the second half, the penetration of colder air masses from the northeast and east gradually increases, which leads to a decrease in air temperature. Humid cyclones are blowing in from the west, contributing to an increase in rainy and cloudy days. The number of days with fogs is growing. At the end of November, it gets quite cold and you can feel the approach of winter.

The positive features of the Moldovan climate include high temperature regime, duration of sunshine and duration of the growing season. Negative sides- lack of moisture, sometimes leading to droughts, as well as heavy rains in the warm season, contributing to the development of erosion.

Water resources

Moldova is not rich in surface waters. The entire water area of ​​the country is only slightly more than 1% of its territory.

Rivers

The river network is represented by numerous permanent and temporary rivers. More dense - in the north, and more rare - in the south. All rivers of Moldova belong to the Black Sea basin. The largest rivers are Dniester and Prut. Among other rivers, the tributaries of the Dniester are distinguished - Reut, Byk, Botna, Ikel, as well as the rivers Kogylnik (Kunduk), Yalpug. The main sources of river nutrition are snow and rain water.

The Prut and the Dniester usually freeze in the second half of December, less often in January and are characterized by short freeze-ups (1-2.5 months). About once every 5-6 years, these rivers do not freeze at all, and in cold winters, ice jams form on them. In late February - early March, they break up, the ice drift lasts 1-2 weeks. Small rivers, due to insignificant runoff, freeze through the ground, their spring floods are small and short-lived.

Navigation on the rivers Dniester and Prut (up to Leovo). Moldavia has access to the Danube. The length of the coastline is less than 1 km.

Salt licks or solonetsous chernozems are formed where saline clays come to the surface. These soils are in need of reclamation (the addition of gypsum to them and the removal of salts).

Forest soils are common on the uplands of the forest-steppe zone at altitudes of more than 200 meters. They were formed under deciduous forests and are characterized by low humus thickness. They are subdivided into gray, dark gray and brown forest soils.

gray And dark gray forest soils are relatively widespread within the uplands of the northern and central regions of Moldova. They are suitable for the cultivation of sugar beet and grain crops, orchards and vineyards, and often require the application of organic and mineral fertilizers.

Soil in Kodry

brown forest Soils are found only in Kodri and occupy the highest and most humid areas with absolute heights of more than 300 m. They were formed mainly under the influence of the long-term impact of beech forests. Brown forest soils are suitable for the cultivation of fruit crops, legumes and aromatic varieties of tobacco.

floodplain meadow(alluvial) soils are widespread in river floodplains. They are characterized by a relatively high content of humus and a variety of texture. Some of these soils are saline and swampy, and therefore need to remove salts and lower the groundwater level. These soils are favorable for the cultivation of vegetable, fodder and fruit crops.

Vegetation

The Republic of Moldova is located within two vegetation zones - forest-steppe and steppe, which in the past were covered with herbaceous steppe, meadow and forest vegetation. Most of the territory of Moldova is currently plowed up and modified by long-term human activity. The steppes were plowed up, the area of ​​meadows was significantly reduced, most of the forests were cut down, and the swamps were drained. About 1870 plant species grow in Moldova, of which about 13% are rare species.

The number of forests, green plantings, nature reserves and protected areas in 2005 is 428.5 thousand hectares.

The woods

Forests in the past covered 20-25% of the territory, and now they occupy only 6%. Broad-leaved forests of the Central European type are common in Moldova. There are about 100 species of trees and shrubs in them. The most widely represented are oak forests with an admixture of ash, hornbeam, linden, maple, elm, and poplar. The undergrowth is usually rich and consists for the most part from the following shrubs: euonymus, dogwood, svidina, hazel, common barberry, hawthorn. Herbs are dominated by forest violet, wild hoof, cocksfoot, and vines by ivy. The largest massifs of oak forests are found in Kodri, in the north and in the Transnistrian Upland.

The vegetation of Codri is richer, where all types of forest species known in the territory of Moldova grow. Beech groves have been preserved here. In the northern and western parts of the South Moldavian Plain, in a more arid climate, there are small groves of fluffy oak (gyrnetsy), alternating with plowed steppe areas.

In the valleys of the Dniester and the Prut, there are still small floodplain forests of poplar, willow, oak, maple, elm with an undergrowth of sap, raspberry, viburnum, svidina, wild grapes.

meadows

Animal world

The variety of natural conditions in the past and the abundance of food contributed to the formation of a rich animal world in Moldova. However, due to the high development of the territory, the modern fauna of the republic has become significantly impoverished. Over the past century, about 45 species of mammals (bear, bison, elk, wild horse, etc.) and birds (black grouse, demoiselle crane, rut, etc.) have disappeared. Despite this, the fauna of Moldova currently includes more than 400 species of vertebrates. Species that are also found on the territory of Ukraine and Romania predominate, there are also Western European and Balkan species.

Many species live near settlements and farms: rats, field mice, etc. There are many birds in cities - sparrow, swallow, dove, crow.

Of the reptiles, there are green and nimble lizards, vipers, amphibians - different kinds frogs, green toad. There are about 12 thousand species of invertebrates in Moldova, of which 10 thousand species are insects. Of the pests, the grain ground beetle, Colorado potato beetle, and white butterfly are common.

Cattle, horses, pigs, sheep, goats, chickens, and rabbits are also bred in Moldova.

natural areas

• North Moldavian forest-steppe region - 43.3% of the territory
• Central Moldavian forest region, or Codri - 14.5% of the territory
• South Moldavian steppe region - 42.2% of the territory

Protection of Nature

After gaining independence, Moldova began to pursue an active policy to maintain international relations in the field of environmental protection with international organizations, governmental and non-governmental structural organizations various countries. To date, the Republic of Moldova has acceded to the following international conventions:

• June 23, 1993:
  • to the convention on the transboundary consequences of industrial accidents (Helsinki, March 17, 1992);
  • to the convention on the protection of transboundary water flows and international reservoirs (Helsinki, March 17, 1992);
  • to the convention on impact assessment environment in a cross-border context (Espoo, Finland, February 25, 1991);
  • to the convention on the conservation of wild animals and natural habitats in Europe (Bern, September 19, 1979);
• March 16, 1995 - to the convention on biodiversity (Rio de Janeiro, June 5, 1992);
• July 9, 1995:
  • to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (Rio de Janeiro, June 12, 1992);
  • to the Convention on Long-range Transboundary Air Pollution (

Moldova is a country with a small territory, where tourism is not the main source of income for the state. It was located between the Prut and the Dniester, as well as on a narrow line of the left bank of the Dniester. The country has access to the Danube, where the coast stretches for 950 km. The tourism sector is poorly developed, despite the fact that there is something to see in the republic. Geographically, the country is located in Southeastern Europe and shares a common border with Ukraine and Romania. More often tourists visit the capital Chisinau, the port city on the Dnieper Bendery, Balti.

Climate and weather of Moldova

Climate in the country temperate continental with long, hot summers and mild, short winters without severe frosts. Warm western and humid Atlantic air masses circulate on the territory. Sometimes Mediterranean winds come here, bringing heavy rains. Dry air from the southeast and east of the East European Plain causes the onset of dry weather. Occasionally, cold arctic air dominates here, due to which sharp temperature drops and cold snaps occur.

The East European Plain and the Carpathian Mountains have influenced the formation of the climate in the country. Despite the small area, there are diverse natural conditions. The territory of the country is 33.7 km. sq. Plain forest-steppes alternate with forest-steppe uplands and forests. The relief is formed by low hills and plains with an abundance of ravines.

The territories have long been mastered by man, so there are few wild areas of nature. For the same reason, the animal world is much poorer than in the past.

70% of annual precipitation falls between April and October. The rains are uneven throughout the seasons and years. The average amount varies from 380 to 550 mm. Thus, Moldova is classified as a territory of insufficient moisture.
Strong winds occur only during the passage of cyclones (10-15 m/s). In normal times, the wind speed is 2-4 m/s.
The main rivers Prut and Dniester belong to the Black Sea basin. They freeze only in the second half of December, but not for long. Freeze-up is short - up to 2.5 months. Small rivers freeze to their full depth. In late February - early March, the ice drift starts, lasting one to two weeks. Once every five or six years, the rivers do not freeze at all.

Flora and fauna of Moldova

Since the country is located in two zones - steppe and forest-steppe, then the vegetation is appropriate. There are 1870 plant species here, 13 of them are rare. In the past, the country's spaces were covered with grassy, ​​shrubby and forest vegetation. But active human activity has led to the fact that large areas have been plowed up.

In the past, forested areas accounted for 25% of the country, now it is only 6%. Oaks, ash-trees, hornbeams, lindens, maples predominate in the forests.

The fauna of the country has become significantly poorer over the past 100 years. Bears, moose, lynx, wild horse disappeared. Of the birds - demoiselle crane and black grouse.

Despite this, 400 species of other animals live here. Roe deer, wild boars, foxes, martens and squirrels live in the forests. Rodents flourish in the steppes - hares, badgers, ferrets. Of the birds, you can see a thrush, an oriole, a jay, a woodpecker, a cuckoo, a lark. The field pipit and quail nest in the steppe.

Otter, water rat, mink and birds - heron, bittern, gray goose, gray duck, reed harrier are found in reservoirs. Fish that live in rivers and lakes - crucian carp, bream, catfish, silver carp, pike perch, perch, carp.

tourist seasons

The best time to visit Moldova is September, early October. This is due to the warm, stable mild weather at this time and the ripening of all agricultural crops, which will allow you to fully appreciate the generosity of the local nature. This time is considered the high season for tourists.

Whichever tour you choose, each will include a mandatory visit to the wine cellars, the main pride of Moldovans.
It is pleasant to come to the country from May to September, the resorts work at this time with full load. Keep in mind that at the height of summer it can be very hot, and cooler evenings and nights creep up towards autumn.

Country holidays are popular now. The country attracts with picturesque landscapes and landscapes, many wineries, hospitable and delicious cuisine and hospitality of the inhabitants.

Moldova is not yet considered a popular tourist destination. But it is famous for winemaking and ancient monuments of Orthodoxy. Here you will get acquainted with the rock monasteries of early Christianity and medieval temples.

A stork carrying a bunch of grapes in its beak is a symbol of local winemaking. Wine tours here are the most popular destination for tourism, because today hundreds of varieties of wines and cognacs are considered here. For this purpose, you can come to the country all year round.

The almost complete absence of customs formalities attracts. A visa to the country is not required.

In the summer months, you should stock up on sunscreen - milk or sunblock, as well as hats, panama hats, caps and light clothing made from natural fabrics.

Closer to autumn, take a warm blouse or sweater on a trip to protect you from the coolness on fresh evenings. Please bring an umbrella with you at all times. If you are going to visit wild natural corners, get comfortable shoes - sneakers or sneakers.

The most acceptable accommodation for tourists will be hostels. This will cost the guest $15. When renting a separate room, you will pay twice as much. In the capital, you can choose from several two and three star hotels. You can rent a room privately, but in this case, no one guarantees the quality of accommodation.

Here you can buy digital equipment, local shoes and even cars at surprisingly low prices. It is best to buy wine in Chisinau or Bender, where the largest sales of this truly national drink are.

Moldovan cuisine. The original cuisine of Moldova has absorbed the traditions of Turkish, Russian, Greek, Ukrainian and Jewish cuisines. However, the dishes are distinguished by their originality and variety. The main ingredients are vegetables and meat.
Many dishes are prepared with the participation of corn - the most common cereal in the country. It is also cooked in the traditional way, and butter, flour, and flakes are made from it. Corn porridge hominy is a favorite dish of Moldovans. A delicious side dish is served with liver, fish, poultry, meat, milk and cheese.
When visiting a restaurant, do not be afraid to order dishes with difficult-to-pronounce names. No exotics in the form of fried locusts or stewed toads are supposed to be in Moldavian cuisine.

Weather by seasons and months

Winter

The beginning of winter is marked by the arrival of cold atmospheric masses from the east and northeast and the onset of cold temperatures. In the north of Moldova, the average monthly temperature in January is -5 degrees, in the south of the country -3. In winter, the temperature here fluctuates greatly. The lowest thresholds are fixed at -30-36 degrees. There is little snow and does not lie for long - from 1 to 2.5 months. Ice and blizzards occasionally occur.

Winter is quite cold here. The territory is not protected from the penetration of cold air masses, on the other hand, the Carpathian Mountains do not allow warm atmospheric air masses from the Atlantic to pass through. Snow cover remains in the north from January to mid-February, and in the south it may not be at all.

Spring

In spring, easterly winds are replaced by western ones. The weather here at this time is capricious, unstable. Average daily temperatures become positive. The rise of the thermometer is fast, at the beginning of May it is already hot in Moldova. The whole month is accompanied by strong thunderstorms.

Summer

Summer in the country is extremely dry and hot. The average July thermometer in the northern part is +19, in the southern part +22. Tropical winds often penetrate from warm latitudes, along with which dry and hot weather sets in with temperatures up to +41 degrees, which often leads to drought with dry winds. Sometimes it rains in the form of showers with thunderstorms. Often there is hail.

Autumn

The first half is quiet, warm, sunny weather. From mid-October, east and northeast winds begin, bringing cold air with them, the temperature drops. Wet atmospheric masses arrive from the west along with cyclones, it rains. Fog is becoming more frequent, foliage is flying from the trees, indicating the rapid approach of winter.

The climate of Moldova is positively characterized by a large number of sunny days per year, a high rate of average daily temperatures, which leads to a long vegetation period for plants.

Moldova is rightly called the country of festivals. Professional, state and traditional holidays are celebrated here brightly and colorfully:

1. Wine Day October 7-8. On this day, processions of winemakers, tasting of young wine, incendiary Moldovan dances in the squares take place.
2. Limba Noastre. Every year on August 31, the whole country celebrates the national holiday of Limba Noastra. In every city, village or village, concerts are held in which folk art groups participate, as well as duels in the national wrestling "trynta".
3. On January 7-8, the country celebrates Christmas. Tourists incendiary celebrate it together with the residents of Chisinau with fireworks and invariable dances. Cheerful fairs with unique Moldavian treats are noisy on the streets.
4. Martisor. Since ancient times, people in Russia see off the winter, and in Moldova it is customary to celebrate spring on March 1. On this day, Moldovans celebrate Martisor. Friends, relatives, colleagues give each other boutonnieres with flowers, often handmade from silk threads.

Moldova is at the very beginning of development tourism business. But even now it is worth seeing this country with its historical and cultural sights, holidays and festivals, which they know how to arrange here, like nowhere else.

It is located on the East European Plain, in its southwestern part, and captures the main territory between the rivers Prut and Dniester. This country borders only two states: Romania and Ukraine. Due to the fact that Moldova has no access to the sea, it gravitates towards the Black Sea region. But the country has access to the Danube River, the coastline of which stretches for 950 km.

Special geography of Moldova

This amazing region has to itself, and geography simple and incomparable: the length of the territory from north to south is 350 km, and from east to west 150 km; the relief, reaching an average height of 147 m, mainly consists of a hilly plain and river valleys, ravines, gyrtops, which are found everywhere in Moldova. In the north of the republic, there is the Moldavian plateau, in the middle - the Central Moldavian upland (Codri), and on the south side is the South Moldavian plain. Political geography of Moldova includes one autonomous region (Gagauzia), 5 municipalities (Chisinau, Tiraspol, Balti, Comrat, Bender), 32 districts.

Moldavia time

Residents of Moldova use the time of the second time zone. Moldavia time translated twice a year, for winter and summer. This is held in March and October, and is done in order to make the most of the sunshine from April to October.

Climate of Moldova

Mild, short winters and long hot summers make it temperate continental. Moldova is under the influence of western warm air masses, and sometimes humid air masses of the Atlantic also come. But there are also dry streams from the south and east creating dry weather, and from the north cold arctic masses.

CLIMATE

The Republic of Moldova is located in the southeastern part of Europe. The area of ​​the country is 33,846 km². Capital Chisinau.

The relief of Moldova is flat and hilly, 75% of the soils are occupied by fertile chernozem. The highest point in the country is Mount Balanshety. It goes up to 429.5 meters. The main river is the Dniester.

The country lies in a temperate continental climate zone, there is a clear division into four seasons. In January (the coldest month), average temperatures range from -3°C to -5°C. In July (the hottest month) on average +25°С…+28°С. The amount of precipitation falls unevenly, increasing from the south to the center and north. On average, from 380 to 560 mm of precipitation falls annually, the main amount falls in spring and autumn.

If you want to choose the most favorable period for a trip to Moldova, pay attention to the end of spring and three summer months. At this time, tourists enjoy not only the sights, but also good weather conditions. For those who are not afraid to get caught in the rain, we recommend going to the country in September or October. The bonus of such a trip is a wide selection of vegetables and fruits, which are sold at every corner in abundance. To determine the date of the trip, check the weather by month.

Weather in Moldova in January

January temperatures drop below 0°C, the country is cold and windy. In the south-east (Tiraspol) during the day -1°С, at night -4°С. In the northern regions (Soroca) during the day -2.5°С, at night up to -5.5°С. Averages in Chisinau range from -1°C during the day to -5°C at night. Air humidity 85%. Up to 35 mm of precipitation falls in the capital in a month. Wind speed 4 m/s.

Weather in Moldova in February

In February, daytime temperatures warm up above +1°С…+2°С of heat, at night there is a light frost throughout the country: up to -4°С…-5°С. In Soroca it is mostly clear, little snow will fall, up to 18 mm. During the day the air warms up to 0°С, at night it cools down to -4°С. In the east for a couple snowy days 16 mm of precipitation falls. Average daily temperatures range from +2°С to -2.5°С. In the capital and central regions +1.5°С during the day, -3°С at night. The wind is picking up and the humidity is dropping to 80%.

Weather in Moldova in March

In March, the arrival of spring is felt, which is accompanied by an increase in daily temperatures and an increase in precipitation. In Soroca during the day + 7.5 ° С, at night + 1.3 ° С. In the eastern and southern regions during the day up to + 9.5 ° C, at night + 2.5 ° C. In Chisinau during the day +9°C, at night up to +2.5°C. During the month, 24 mm of precipitation falls in the capital, air humidity drops to 69%.

Weather in Moldova in April

April comes with warm and sunny days. Frosts at night are extremely rare, daytime temperatures throughout the country do not fall below +15°C. In the northern regions during the day + 15 ° С, at night + 6.5 ° С. In the south, April is the warmest: from +17°С during the day to +9°С at night. In the capital, the air warms up to +16°C during the day, cooling down to +7°C at night. For two rainy days, 34 mm of precipitation falls. Humidity continues to drop and is 62%.

Weather in Moldova in May

In May, the air warms up to comfortable day and night temperatures, the high season begins in the country. In the northern part during the day +21°С…+23°С, at night +11°С…+12.5°С. In the capital, the amount of precipitation slightly increases compared to the previous month and amounts to 44 mm. The air temperature rises to +23°C during the day, dropping to +11.5°C at night.

Weather in Moldova in June

In June, the average daily temperatures rise to +25°С…+27°С. In the capital, the figures range from +27°С during the day to +15°С at night. In the east of the country during the day +27°С, at night +14.5°С. The number of rainy days varies from 3 to 6 depending on the region. In Chisinau, up to 45 mm of precipitation falls. The wind is moderate, 3-4 m/s.

Weather in Moldova in July

July comes to the country with high temperatures and low humidity. Rainy days 1-3 per month. The greatest amount of precipitation falls in Soroca - up to 30 mm. On average, during the day throughout the country, the air warms up to + 29 ° С ... + 30 ° С. In the capital during the day + 30 ° С, at night + 17.5 ° С. The "lowest" temperatures in the north of the country. Here the air warms up to +27°C during the day, dropping to +16°C at night.

Weather in Moldova in August

August is as hot as July, but the air temperatures are gradually dropping. In the capital, the air warms up to +29°C during the day, dropping to +16°C at night. In Soroca during the day + 27 ° С, at night + 15.5 ° С. On average, there are 1-2 rainy days in the country, but in some cities (Cahul, Chisinau, Comrat) there is no precipitation. Humidity in the country is approaching the most comfortable indicators for humans: 49%.

Weather in Moldova in September

In September, the high season continues, daytime temperatures do not fall below +22°С…+24°С. The capital has an average of 2 rainy days, which bring 44 mm of precipitation. In the northern regions during the day + 22 ° С, at night + 12.5 ° С. In the south from + 24 ° C during the day to + 13.8 ° C at night. In Chisinau from +23 during the day to +13°C at night. Humidity rises to 57%.

Weather in Moldova in October

In October, daily temperatures drop significantly, and several rainy days come to the country, bringing from 30 to 45 mm of precipitation. In the capital, the air warms up to +13°C during the day and cools down to +6°C at night. In the north of the country from +12.5°C during the day to +6.5°C at night. It is warmest in the southern regions: here the air warms up to + 15 ° C during the day, and cools down to + 8.5 ° C at night. There are no frosts this month.

Weather in Moldova in November

In November, short precipitation falls throughout the country, the average daily temperature cools down to +4°C ... +5°C. Frosts at night are rare. In the capital during the day the air is warmed up to +8°С, at night up to +3.5°С. For two rainy days, 35 mm of precipitation falls. In the north, the air temperature varies from +6°C during the day to +2°C at night. In the southern region, it is the warmest: during the day + 9 ° С, at night + 4.5 ° С. Air humidity 73%.

Weather in Moldova in December

In December, frosts and precipitation in the form of snow come to the country. In Chisinau during the day the air warms up to +2°С, at night it cools down to -2°С. For 1-2 bad days, 25 mm of precipitation falls. In the north, the air temperature varies from +1°C during the day to -2.5°C at night. The southern region is the warmest: during the day +2.5°С, at night -1.5°С. Humidity rises to 81%.