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Rarely on Friday, Saturday, more cumulus clouds form in the country. Significant rainfall is unlikely on Saturday morning, but from then on, in Transdanubia, in the capital area and in the North Central Mountains, rains and thunderstorms can occur in some places.
At night, a more intense storm can move west from the west to Little Plain. On Saturday, the southwest wind is accompanied by strong blows in some places. In storms, the wind can become temporarily stormy.
The lowest night temperatures usually range between 13 and 19 degrees, but it can be cooler in windless landscapes. The highest daytime temperatures are likely to be between 30 and 36 degrees on Saturday.
A swirling cyclone over the center of the continent causes cloudy weather, sporadic rains and showers. Behind its cold front, an arctic air flows into the interior of our continent, so the air behind the front has gotten very cold. In the Mediterranean, the climate is mainly marked by an anticyclone, so the heat continues there, we only rarely find peaks below 30 degrees.
Until Saturday night, warm, dry air continues to flow over the Carpathian Basin in front of the aforementioned cyclone, thus increasing the heat.
(MTI)
(Cover image: Storm cloud over Nagykanizsa on March 14, 2018. Photo: György Varga / MTI)
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