In the spring of 2010, the Baranya Canal overflowed its banks. For days, water dominated the landscape in and around Magyarszék — yards, basements, and gardens disappeared under sudden torrential rains, while residents could only watch helplessly as the flood slowly engulfed everything. Few imagined back then that in the following decade, such flash floods would become an increasingly frequent reality. With climate change intensifying extreme weather, the question today is no longer if another