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Kragoniedin (760 m)
A citadel city of fortified walls and long-standing military tradition, Kragoniedin guards the eastern reaches of the kingdom. Natural springs beneath the fortress walls have sustained the city through centuries of sieges. The climate is continental with sharp seasonal contrasts — bitterly cold winters give way to warm, sometimes stormy summers across the surrounding hills.
Current Conditions
One station from today’s national bulletin.
Clear skies with calm winds. Humidity at 42%. High of 20°, low of 2°.
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Seasonal Climate
Spring — A slow transition from winter. March remains cold, with snow possible into mid-month. April brings rapid warming and the first thunderstorms across the surrounding hills. By May, conditions are mild and green, though changeable.
Summer — Warm and sometimes stormy. Daytime highs reach 28–32 °C in July, with afternoon convective storms common over the hills east of the city. Nights cool appreciably. Heatwaves are less intense than on the southern plains but can still bring several days above 35 °C.
Autumn — Sharp seasonal contrast marks the eastern reaches. September is golden and mild, but October brings a rapid decline in temperatures. First frosts arrive by late October. Rainfall is moderate, with overcast days becoming frequent by November.
Winter — Bitterly cold, with January averages well below freezing. Snowfall is regular from December through February, and the fortress hilltops are often white for weeks at a time. Icy north-easterly winds sweep through the exposed terrain.
Terrain data: Royal Geodetic Survey (SZG)
Data collected by the Royal Meteorological Observatory network
Additional weather data: Open-Meteo
Weather icons: Meteocons