We issued Category 1 mainly because of the possibilitly of severe wind gusts (90-100 km/h) and hail (diameter: about 2 cm). On the northern part of the country, excessive rainfall with flash floods can not be ruled out either.

There is a marginal chance of severe multicellular, possibly supercellular convection during the late afternoon near the northeastern, eastern borders of Hungary. Level 0 was issued mainly for low-end severe hail and wind gusts.

We issued a Category 0 for possible supercells mainly on the NW Tranddanubia and with less chanse on NE Hungary. These cells may produce hail diameter around 2 cm, strong winds with 60-90 km/h gusts and heavy rain.

We issued Category 2 for some severe weather events. Firstly isolated supercell may form in the afternoon hours over W and SW Hungary that can cause large hail (2-4 cm diameter) and severe wind gusts (90-120 km/h). Late aftrnoon and early evening mesocyclonic funnel cloud or tornado also can not be ruled out on the western border area of the country. After that, a MCS forecast to develop in the evening, which will affect mostly the southern half of Hungary in the night hours. This can contain embedded supercells and some of that may develop into bow echos with HP characteristic, which also can produce wind gust greater than 90-100 km/h.