Another Record: The Water Level of the Danube in Budapest Could Drop to -8 Centimeters
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No significant precipitation is expected, and there is no chance of the river becoming more visible for now.
Due to the persistent drought, the water level of the Danube has dropped to a critical level, and it could reach -8 centimeters in Budapest this weekend, breaking its previous negative record, Időkép reported.
The Danube will continue to subside, and this weekend the water level of the river may break another negative record in Budapest. Due to the prolonged drought, the water level has already reached the zero point of the water meter on September 9. According to the calculations of the National Directorate General for Water, the water level could drop by up to -8 centimeters by the weekend. The extremely low water level also makes navigation and the…
The water level of the Danube is dropping at an alarming rate due to the persistent lack of precipitation and the drought that has been going on for months. According to the forecast of experts from the National Directorate General of Water Management, the water level in the capital section of the river could reach a level of minus 8 centimeters by the weekend.
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