Hungarian melons are set to arrive earlier this year due to favorable weather, with an expected yield of 140-160 thousand tons of watermelons and 10-12 thousand tons of cantaloupe. Despite a mid-April cold wave, crops have developed well, with the first harvests anticipated in late June from southern regions like Békés and Baranya. Hungary consumes around 10 kilograms of melons per person annually, with 100-110 thousand tons consumed domestically and 40-50 thousand tons exported to countries like Poland, Germany, Czech Republic, and Slovakia. Additionally, the apricot and strawberry seasons have also seen abundant harvests and potentially longer seasons due to favorable weather.