Nyírtass records season-low -3°C as Hungary sees sharp temperature swings
Early Sunday morning in Nyírtass, Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg, hit minus three degrees Celsius, the lowest temperature of the autumn season.
A Hungarian weather one outlet noted that Nyírtass fell to -3 °C at dawn on Sunday, marking the season's coldest reading. The day had been sunny and dry, with daytime highs above 20 °C in many spots. The warmest temperature that day was 14 °C in Boda, Baranya, while Zabar in Nógrád saw the largest 24-hour temperature swing of 26.1 °C. On Saturday, the highest temperature recorded was 25.9 °C in Baja.
Why it matters
The extreme low highlights significant temperature variability in Hungary, affecting daily life and agriculture.
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