Record From 1909 Broken: Danube Reaches New Historical Low in Devín
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The Danube in Devín is rewriting history and the situation is critical. Find out what extremes hydrologists have measured and when the river level will finally rise again.
The Danube reached the lowest average daily flow at the Devín water gauging station since the beginning of measurements, i.e. since November 1900. This was reported by the Slovak Hydrometeorological Institute (SHMÚ).
The Danube reached a new historical minimum in Devín, according to the SHMÚ. The article The Danube reached a new historical minimum in Devín. Measurements have been taking place for more than 125 years was first shown by interez.sk.
The average daily flow of the Danube in Devín fell to 575.9 cubic meters per second, setting a new historical minimum. The SHMÚ describes the course of the drought in detail.
BRATISLAVA - In Devín, Bratislava, the Danube, one of the largest European rivers, has reached a new historical minimum. According to operational data, on Monday (October 5), the average daily flow rate reached 575.9 cubic meters per second. This is a new historical minimum in more than 125 years of measurements. Ivan Garčár, spokesman for the Slovak Hydrometeorological Institute (SHMÚ), informed.
In Devín, Bratislava, the Danube, one of the largest European rivers, has reached a new historical minimum. According to operational data, on Monday the average daily flow rate reached 575.9 cubic meters per second. This is a new historical minimum in more than 125 years of measurements. This was reported by a spokesperson for the Slovak...
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