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The Hungary climate falls into a temperate zone, which means that it has a continental climate. Weather can be predicted pretty well (although Europe has seen some freak weather in recent years) and the change in seasons can be noted clearly â summers are pleasantly warm, but winters can be very cold and bring a good amount of snow.
The coldest time of year in Budapest is the first two months of the year, with temperatures averaging about thirty degrees (F) and many days being colder than this average. It snows in Budapest and visitors from warmer climates may not prefer this season. Following this is a springtime period which is marked with much rain and tends to be the least busy tourist time in the area. This is followed by the busiest time of year, summer. The summer can actually get quite hot. Temperatures hover around eighty to a hundred degrees, particularly during late July and throughout August, when droughts are also common. In the summer in Hungary there are heatwaves, atleast 2-3 weeklong periods with extreme temperatures.