Two weather stations in Bács-Kiskun County, Fülöpháza Hattyús-szék and Kiskunmajsa, recorded 17 C on Monday, breaking the 16.8 C record measured in Pécs in 1936, news wire MTI reported.
In Budapest, the Újpest station picked up 14.2 C on Monday, breaking the 13 C record registered at the Budapest Országút station in 1936.
According to the most recent forecast by HungaroMet, the unusually warm weather in Hungary is set to continue for most of the week, with temperatures expected to drop moderately on Saturday.
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