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Due to Water Shortage, Minimum Outflow Will Be Reduced in Vrané

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The Central Bohemian Regional Drought Commission has declared a state of water shortage, which will make it possible to reduce the minimum runoff in Vrané, which will slow down the decline in Slapy.

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The Central Bohemian Regional Drought Commission has declared a state of water shortage, which will make it possible to reduce the minimum runoff in Vrané, which will slow down the decline in Slapy.

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The level of the Slap Water Reservoir in the Czech Republic dropped by about six metres per month and, in order to maintain the necessary flow of Vltava in Prague, began to use the water stored there for the first time. Against the background of the prolonged drought, the authorities of the Middle Czech province declared the state of water shortage on Vltava and Elbe and allowed the minimum discharge from the Vltava Cascade to be reduced if nece…

All three summer months there was an abnormal heat in the Czech Republic, and the thermometer poles repeatedly exceeded +40 °C. The water level in large rivers such as Labe (Elba) and Vltava fell by several metres, reaching critical marks.

A state of water shortage is in effect on the Vltava and Elbe rivers in Central Bohemia, and the regional drought commission decided to declare it on Wednesday. Due to the long-term unfavorable hydrological situation, it allowed the minimum outflow from the Vltava cascade at the Vrané waterworks to be reduced from 35 to 20 cubic meters per second, for a limited period until April 30 next year. The measure is intended to slow the decline in water…

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A state of water shortage is in effect on the Vltava and Elbe rivers in Central Bohemia, and the regional drought commission decided to declare it on Wednesday. Due to the long-term unfavorable hydrological situation, it allowed the minimum outflow from the Vltava cascade at the Vrané waterworks to be reduced from 35 to 20 cubic meters per second, for a limited period until April 30 next year. The measure is intended to slow the decline in water…

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A state of water shortage is in effect on the Vltava and Elbe rivers in Central Bohemia, and the regional drought commission decided to declare it today. Due to the long-term unfavorable hydrological situation, it allowed the minimum outflow from the Vltava cascade at the Vrané waterworks to be reduced from 35 to 20 cubic meters per second by April 30 next year. The measure is intended to slow the decline in water levels at the Slapy and possibl…

·Čestlice, Czechia
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Novinky.cz broke the news on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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