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In Baranya County, a poplar tree fell from a residential courtyard onto a telecommunications line in Szilágy, where firefighters were dispatched to remove it with a chainsaw.
In Bács-Kiskun County, emergency units were called to several locations. In Kiskunhalas, a branch fell onto a power line, while in Kiskunmajsa another fell onto a telecommunications line. In Ordas, a large tree fell across road 51347.
In Békés County, a tree fell in front of the former primary school building in Mezőkovácsháza, while in Csongrád-Csanád County, a dried-out pine tree fell onto the roof of a building in Nagymágocs.
Strong winds also caused several incidents in Budapest.
On Nánási út in District III, a tree fell onto cars and blocked Kadosa utca. Firefighters removed the tree from the vehicles and then began pruning two other dried-out trees nearby.
In Kmety György utca in District VI, two large branches snapped and required removal, the disaster management authority said.
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