In Pécs-Árpádtető (195 km southwest of Budapest), the temperature dipped to only 24.9°C (76.82°F) at dawn, surpassing the previous record for the day of 23.5°C set in 1967 in Pannonhalma (115 km west of Budapest).
During the day in Kübekháza (175 km southeast of Budapest by road), the mercury soared to 39.7°C (103.46°F), well above the previous high of 36.1°C set in 1938 in Csongrád (160 km southeast).
In Budapest, 24.5°C (76.1°F) was recorded at János hegy at dawn, beating the 23.1°C mark from 2006, while daytime temperatures in Újpest reached 39.5°C, eclipsing the 35.9°C record set in 2016.
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