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Some Rainy Summer Filled Neusiedler Lake Further

Summary by Salzburger Nachrichten
The rainy July and rainy days in August and early September have led to the Neusiedl lake currently having a "happy" water level. 115.30 meters above the Adriatic Sea means nine centimetres more than in the previous year, when the heavy rain caused the rise of the water level in mid-September. Christian Sailer, head of the main water management department in Burgenland, is now hoping for a snowy winter.
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Some Rainy Summer Filled Neusiedler Lake Further

The rainy July and rainy days in August and early September have led to the Neusiedl lake currently having a "happy" water level. 115.30 meters above the Adriatic Sea means nine centimetres more than in the previous year, when the heavy rain caused the rise of the water level in mid-September. Christian Sailer, head of the main water management department in Burgenland, is now hoping for a snowy winter.

·Salzburg, Austria
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Salzburger Nachrichten broke the news in Salzburg, Austria on Sunday, September 14, 2025.
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