Hungary is located in a temperate zone and its climate is very variable. One of the main reasons for this variability is that the rainy ocean climate, which has a more balanced temperature range, the continental climate, which has extreme temperatures and low rainfall, and the Mediterranean climate, which is dry in the summer and rainy in the winter all have an impact. And any of these climate types can become dominant for short or extended periods. For this reason, Hungary can experience major differences in weather despite its relatively small area and flat topography.
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Weather around the year
AVERAGE TEMPERATURE
On average, January is the coldest month in Hungary (average: 0 °C), while July and August are the warmest months (average: 22 °C).
AVERAGE MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM TEMPERATURES
January usually sees the lowest minimum temperatures (-3 °C), while July and August have the highest maximum temperatures (29 °C) in Hungary.
PRECIPITATION AVERAGE AND NUMBER OF RAINY DAYS
In Hungary, May usually sees the most rainy days (15 days, 85 mm), while March is the driest month (9 rainy days, 32 mm).
NUMBER OF SUNNY HOURS
On average, July is Hungary’s sunniest month (219 hours), and December is the least sunny month (48 hours).
Source: HungaroMet Nonprofit Zrt.
The data is for information only! Visit the Hungarian Meteorological Service website for detailed information.