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Balance 2025/26: Extreme Low Water "Doesn't Let Go"

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The year to end was marked by extreme low water. Experts partly attribute this to climate change - but also to the straightening and deepening of rivers.

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The year to end was marked by extreme low water. Experts partly attribute this to climate change - but also to the straightening and deepening of rivers.

·Düsseldorf, Germany
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The year to end was marked by extreme low water. Experts partly attribute this to climate change - but also to the straightening and deepening of rivers.

KÖLN. The German rivers carried very little to extremely little water this year for months. Such low water levels had been "significantly more frequent than in previous years", according to an evaluation of the Science Media Center for the hydrological year 2025/26. The hydrological year ends on October 31. In short, reasons for extreme low water [...]

The year to end was marked by extreme low water. Experts partly attribute this to climate change - but also to the straightening and deepening of rivers.

·Bamberg, Germany
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nordbayern.de broke the news in Germany on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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