Arctic Air Mass Brings Winter Chill to Hungary with Snowfall and Low Temperatures – Watch VIDEOS and MAPS!
An arctic air mass has taken control of the Carpathian Basin, causing a significant drop in temperatures across Hungary. Snowfall, a rare occurrence in April, has been reported in northeastern regions of the country. So when can we expect spring to return to Hungary?
In the past 24 hours, Hungary has experienced extreme cold with frozen mornings and snowfall. A temperature map shows the impact of the Arctic air mass, with a video capturing its journey across the High Tatras.
According to Időkép, this morning saw snowfall in northeastern regions, with temperatures plummeting by 16 degrees Celsius in some areas. Dust storms with wind speeds of 70-80 km/h are expected in northeastern Hungary and Transdanubia.
A comparison of temperatures at noon yesterday and today reveals a considerable drop in the average temperature. Monday morning is expected to be freezing in all Hungarian regions, posing a threat to agriculture.
In Szeklerland, snow accumulation has reached 20 centimetres at higher altitudes. The forecast suggests that the winter freeze will not last long, with temperatures gradually rising over the coming days. By the second half of the week, a sunny and mild spring is expected to return.
Despite the impending thaw, strong northern and northwestern winds will persist on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, with cold morning temperatures. Stay updated on the weather forecast as Hungary awaits the return of spring after this unexpected blast of winter.
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