Weather forecast builder for the Sultan's Trail: Budapest → Belgrade

This lowland stretch between Budapest and Belgrade follows levees, farm tracks, and long open sections across the Danube plain, where sun, wind, and mud shape the days. Starts in April, May, and September align with warm days, cooler nights, and steadier conditions across much of the route. High summer often brings sticky heat and sudden downpours, while late autumn and winter trend colder, greyer, and slower under short daylight and occasional ice or snow.

  • Winter: Cold, dim, and often damp on exposed plains, with frequent overcast spells and a shifting mix of rain and snow.
  • Spring: Changeable and lively, mixing bright spells with passing showers; greener fields, occasional mud on farm tracks, and milder conditions southward.
  • Summer: Warm to hot with little shade on levees; sticky afternoons, sudden downpours, slick tracks, and uneven service spacing on some days.
  • Autumn: Early weeks feel steadier with warm days and cooler nights; later weeks trend shorter, wetter, and windier across open, exposed sections.

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