Budapest is going to be darker in the upcoming days.
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According to the Prime Minister, this does not jeopardise the energy supply.
A leading Hungarian researcher has given a detailed and candid assessment of the challenges facing Lake Balaton, Central Europe’s largest lake.
The scorching heat is set to persist for some time as Hungary faces its first major heatwave of the season.
Due to climate change, the number of snowy days in the country is steadily decreasing.
This special photo was taken by Tamás Sóki (MTI) on December 16, 2012. You can see a fog-covered part of the the Hungarian capital called “Sváb-hegy” located in Buda. Click to enlarge
Dear My Readers, I am writing to you to inform about the heat wave that is baking Hungary right now. During the daytime the temperature is nearly 40 degrees Celsius, and at night it is jut a bit bellow 30. Actually it is not totally unusual here, we have this […]