Budapest Weather Forecast & Average And Extreme Monthly Weather Conditions In ‘Budapest
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Budapest Hungary Weather Forecast
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monthly average and extreme temperatures in Budapest Hungary:
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Hi
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Jan
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2
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-4
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1
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-23
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14
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Feb
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3
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-2
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4
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-20
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17
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Mar
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5
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2
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10
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-9
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23
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Apri
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7
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7
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17
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-3
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29
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May
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8
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11
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22
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1
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33
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Jun
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9
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15
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26
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4
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39
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July
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10
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16
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28
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6
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38
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Aug
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9
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16
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27
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8
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39
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Sep
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7
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12
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23
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2
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35
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Oct
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5
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7
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16
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-5
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32
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Nov
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2
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3
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8
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-8
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21
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Dec
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1
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-1
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4
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-13
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15
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Average Weather Conditions In Budapest – Hungary
Hungary’s weather unlike some other countries in central Europe is not greatly influenced by weather systems originating in the Atlantic as the Alpine Mountains to its east and Carpathian Mountains to its north stem these influences.
However even though these mountain range are close to Hungary most of the country is low lying which effectively mean that geographically it is in a valley. These conditions mean that weather conditions when established may persist.
However because of the limited influence of the Atlantic Gulf Stream the Autumnal and Spring transitions between winter and summer are less defined. Summer and winter may arrive very quickly.
As a result in Budapest some summers can be hot, occasionally extremely hot with droughts. Thunderstorms are not uncommon especially in early summer which is traditionally the wettest time of the year. In a good summer sunshine totals often are above eight hours a day. However some years summers can be persistently cool and wet.
Winters in Budapest generally are cold or very cold. Snowfall, sometimes very heavy, is to be expected when an easterly airstream from Russia and Ukraine prevails. These falls of snow may remain on the ground for several weeks.
Through-out the winter persistent freezing fog is possible when winds fall light. In severe winters the River Danube will completely freeze over and even in an average winter it will partially freeze. In settled conditions the cold is penetrating and dangerous.
