Weather service officials fired for getting the forecast wrong on Hungarian holiday

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The inaccurate rain forecast prompted the postponement of a fireworks display on the country’s most important national holiday.

BUDAPEST, Hungary — The two top officials of Hungary’s meteorological service were fired Monday after an inaccurate rain forecast prompted the postponement of a fireworks display on the country’s most important national holiday.

By evening, the storms had not materialized in the capital, but the show, which typically draws more than a million spectators, already had been rescheduled for the next week due to safety concerns. The fired weather service chief, Kornelia Radics, had served in her post since 2013 and her deputy, Gyula Horvath, since 2016.

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