On a June evening a slim tornado spun up over Óbuda, a district of Budapest. Thousands of people in the capital watched and filmed the funnel reaching down from the storm cloud, and no serious damage was reported.
▶ Open on the mapIt was a non-mesocyclonic tornado, the kind that grows from the ground up under a fast-rising storm cloud rather than from a rotating supercell.
Tornadoes are rare over big cities, so this one became one of Hungary's most-filmed weather events.