Heavy Rainfall in Sakarya Has Increased the Water Level of Sapanca Lake by 30 Centimeters.
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Heavy rainfall at the beginning of the week caused the water level of Sapanca Lake to rise by 32 centimeters. The lake level, measured at 29.87 meters on October 1st, is 75 centimeters higher than the same period last year. Authorities expect the level to rise even further with the rainy autumn and winter seasons.
Following heavy rainfall in Sakarya, the water level of Sapanca Lake rose by 30 centimeters in two days. The approximately 15 million cubic meters of water gained by the lake is equivalent to the city's average drinking water consumption for about three months.
Sakarya Metropolitan Municipality Water and Sewerage Administration (SASKİ) shared a report on the recent record-breaking rainfall. According to the data, Sapanca Lake rose by 30 centimeters, providing enough rainfall to supply the city for three months. 🚆
Following two days of heavy rainfall in Sakarya, the water level of Sapanca Lake rose by 30 centimeters to 29.85 meters. This influx of 15 million cubic meters of water, enough to supply drinking water for three months, has prompted the municipality to deploy 560 personnel and 225 vehicles to address the situation for the past 48 hours.
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