This document summarizes extreme weather events that have occurred in Hungary, both historically and recently. It notes freezing of the Danube River in 1458 and snow in northern Hungary in 1724 as examples from the past. More recently, a strong storm hit Budapest on August 20, the national holiday, and tornado-like winds destroyed the tower of Sáránd church. Heat waves have increased in frequency in Hungary since the early 20th century. The conclusion is that climate change appears to be an unstoppable process that will require adaptation.