Damage to the Lowest Flow Rate in the Last 30 Years. Irrigation Restrictions for Maintaining the Cernavoda Power Plant
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The Danube reached the lowest historical flow rate in the last 30 years on Thursday, 1750 mc/s, with a decline trend for the next 4-5 days, reaching the level of 1700 mc/s, as predicted by INHGA.
Photo : The Danube, at the lowest flow rate in the last 30 years: Irrigation restrictions and other special measures The Danube, at the lowest flow rate in the last 30 years: Irrigation restrictions and other special measures The Danube recorded the lowest flow rate in the last 30 years, 16 July 2026, respectively 1,750 mc/s at the entrance to the country, in Baziaş, and according to forecasts of the National Institute of Hydrology and Water Man…
The Danube River has recorded the lowest flow rate in the last 30 years, of 1,750 mc/s upon entry into the country, and in the next few days the water level will continue to decline to about 1,700 mc/s,...
The Danube reached the lowest historical flow rate in the last 30 years on Thursday, 1750 mc/s, with a decline trend for the next 4-5 days, reaching the level of 1700 mc/s, as predicted by INHGA.
The Danube reached, on Thursday, July 16, the lowest historical flow rate in the last three decades at the entrance to the country, recording an alarming value of only 1,750 mc/s at the Baziaș station. The forecast issued by the National Institute of Hydrology and Water Management (INHGA) shows that the flow rate of the river will continue to decrease the next 4-5 days until [...]
The Danube has reached the lowest flow rate in the last 30 years and will continue to decline in the next few days. Authorities have already imposed restrictions on irrigation in the Calărasi–Cernavoda sector and are evacuating water controlled from the Olt and Argeș accumulations to ensure the need for the Cernavoda nuclear power plant.
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