Cataracts Reach Almost 16 Million Liters per Second and Water Covers the Bridge in the PR
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Iguaçu Falls have a record flow rate of 15.8 million liters per second. Prohibited walkways and recommendations for visitors.
After three years, Iguaçu Falls Passage grids are removed The Iguaçu Falls Passage, in Foz do Iguaçu, in western Paraná, reached 15.7 million liters of water per second at 8 a.m. on Wednesday (14). The volume is more than ten times higher than the historical average, of 1.5 million liters per second, and represents the largest record of 2026 so far. Despite the flood, the volume is still below the historical record of the Falls, recorded in 2014…
Due to continuous heavy rainfall, the flow of Iguazu Falls, the world's largest waterfall, has surged eightfold, turning into a yellowish-brown torrent. Some viewing trails on both sides of the falls were temporarily closed, and will gradually reopen as the water level subsides.
Water volume reached 16 million liters per second; the bridge was closed in advance, but the main trail of the park remains open
The Iguaçu Falls recorded, this Wednesday (14), flow of 15,800 cubic meters of water per second, volume close to...
Floods at the border between Brazil and Argentina. The famous Iguazú waterfalls reached a flow rate of almost 12 million litres per second. This corresponds to the total water consumption in South Tyrol in 30 minutes.
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