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🇭🇺| ⛈ Budapest, Hungary braces for the peak of the largest flood in the last 11 years‼️

💦 It is expected that today, September 21, 2024, the Danube River level may rise five meters above normal. Public transport and the metro have already been halted in the Hungarian capital. Sandbag barriers are being erected on the streets to prevent water from entering building basements and underground passages. Residents have been warned about possible gas and electricity outages. The water level on the streets is so high that it has reached road signs and traffic lights.

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🇭🇺 Severe Thunderstorms and Hail Hit Hungary

🌧 On March 12–13, 2025, several regions of Hungary were struck by intense thunderstorms accompanied by hail. The first lightning strikes were recorded around 16:00 on March 12 in the Tápióság area (Pest County), after which the storm system strengthened and moved northeast, reaching the Mátra and Bükk mountain ranges. In the village of Atkár (southern slopes of Mátra), 16 mm of precipitation fell in a short time, accompanied by intense hail.

On March 13, a storm hit Debrecen and its surroundings. Large hailstones covered the streets, forming a white layer. Thunderstorm activity intensified around noon, placing Debrecen at the center of the severe weather.

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🇭🇺 Powerful storm with hail swept through western Hungary (June 3, 2025)

🌧☄️ On June 3, 2025, a powerful storm swept across western Hungary as two supercells moved in from the west, bringing strong winds, heavy rain, and large hail.

One of the first places hit was the city of Körmend (Vas County), where sunny weather was suddenly replaced by a violent thunderstorm. Cherry-sized hail fell, and squally winds toppled trees and damaged power lines. Local media reported around 20 emergency calls, including an incident where a large tree crashed onto a residential house, requiring rescue services.

The storm later reached the city of Tapolca (Veszprém County) near Lake Balaton, where the hail was even more intense — some hailstones reached the size of walnuts or even cigarette packs (5–6 cm). Trees, gardens, and crops were damaged, and broken branches and leaves covered the roads.