Sana Almost Dried up: the Water Level Near Sanski Most Dropped to only 69 Centimeters, the Lowest Level in Decades
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The water level of the Sana River in Sanski Most today was only 69 centimeters, which, according to available data, is the lowest level recorded in the last few decades. According to data from the Sava River Basin Agency, the Sana River has continued to record a drop in water levels in recent days, and in just two days the river level has decreased by an additional two centimeters. The long-term lack […]
The water level of the Sana River in Sanski Most was only 69 centimeters today, which is, according to available data, the lowest level recorded in the last few decades, thus confirming the pronounced trend of river water level reduction due to the long-term lack of precipitation and climate change.
Record low Sana: The water level in Sanski Most is only 69 centimeters - More abundant and long-lasting precipitation would be crucial for increasing the abundance of springs and tributaries and for the gradual recovery of Sana's water level
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