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Weekend Temperatures Expected to Top 40 C in Hungary

• 22 Jul 2022 11:00 AM
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Temperatures in Hungary are forecast to top 40 C. in places at the weekend, while rainfall is expected to be minimal, the National Meteorological Office said on Thursday.

Sunny weather is forecast for Friday, with highs are likely to be between 32 C. and 40 C.

Saturday will also be sunny in the morning, with some showers and stormy winds near showers in the north-west.

Temperature highs are forecast at between 32 C. and 40 C.

Mostly sunny weather is forecast also for Sunday, with winds picking up where there are showers. Highs are expected to be 31-37 C.

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