Winter returns with severe night frosts in Hungary

Published 2021년 3월 5일

Tridge summary

Hungary has been experiencing no significant rainfall for almost two weeks, leading to improved inland water situations but potential frost damage to early-flowering fruit trees. The lack of rain and fluctuating temperatures have also resulted in dry surface soil but saturated deeper layers. The winter has seen below-average temperatures and varying precipitation, with colder weather arriving late and not causing significant damage to crops. However, the recent warm spell has caused early development of fruit tree buds, which are now at risk of frost damage. The coming days are expected to bring colder weather with night frosts, followed by a cold front bringing light rain, after which significant precipitation is not expected until Thursday.

Disclaimer:The above summary was generated by Tridge's proprietary AI model for informational purposes.

Original content

There has been no significant rainfall in Hungary for almost two weeks, so the inland water situation in the East has improved a lot, although there are still signs where the water stands. Last week’s 20-degree warm days in the southern part of the country triggered buds of early-flowering fruit trees, so this week’s minuses could have already caused frost damage. In the sequel, we will have a chill, from Saturday to about Wednesday in the morning with almost national frost, which will prevent the plants from starting to develop too early. Precipitation arrives tomorrow, Friday, but is not a significant amount in most parts of the country. Last week we had very mild weather on Thursday and Friday, with temperatures in large areas exceeding 20 degrees Celsius, despite the fact that the dawns were frosty. A cold front came from the north on Saturday, but it practically didn’t bring any rain. Temperatures dropped by the end of the week, in many places there were minima around -5 ...

Source: Magro