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Fallen Trees, Flooded Roads, Broken Overhead Wires: It's Not Easy to Travel in Hungary Today

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Heavy rain and strong winds that have been ongoing since Thursday are causing serious traffic disruptions and damage across the country. This is made worse by the fact that travel times on the Győr main railway line have increased significantly due to a broken overhead wire, Highway 1 has been closed due to waterlogging at Biatorbágy, and firefighters are constantly on alert due to fallen trees on the roads and flooded underpasses.

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Heavy rain and strong winds that have been ongoing since Thursday are causing serious traffic disruptions and damage across the country. This is made worse by the fact that travel times on the Győr main railway line have increased significantly due to a broken overhead wire, Highway 1 has been closed due to waterlogging at Biatorbágy, and firefighters are constantly on alert due to fallen trees on the roads and flooded underpasses.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Cyclone Charles left cars stranded in flooded underpasses, trees downed on major roads, and water entering buildings. Firefighters are working tirelessly.

·Budapest, Hungary
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The rain and strong winds that have been ongoing since Thursday have caused damage in many places across the country: fallen trees are obstructing traffic, and firefighters have been called to motorists trapped in flooded underpasses and buildings submerged in water in several settlements, the National Directorate General of Disaster Management told MTI on Friday.

The rain and strong winds that have been ongoing since Thursday have caused damage in many places across the country: fallen trees are obstructing traffic, and firefighters have been called to motorists trapped in flooded underpasses and buildings submerged in water in several settlements - the National Directorate General for Disaster Management announced on Friday.

Flooded underpasses, fallen trees, submerged buildings: the cyclone caused serious damage across the country - A first-level warning was issued for almost the entire country.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Meteorology predicted that Cyclone Charles would not avoid Hungary. It arrived during the evening, the rain poured down relentlessly during the night and the stormy wind also arrived. Now the disaster management does not have a minute, the residents are constantly reporting problems.

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Heti Világgazdaság broke the news in Hungary on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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