Danube Flow Drops to 1,400 Mc/s Next Week
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The Danube's flow to the country will be down to 1,400 cubic metres per second over the next week, still well below the multi-annual average of the period and a projected minimum level for this month. The National Institute of Hydrology estimates for September a maximum Danube's flow of 1,800 cubic metres [...]
The rate of the Danube entering the country will decrease to 1,400 cubic metres per second (mc/s) in the following week, well below the multiannual average of September, according to the forecast issued by the National Institute of Water Management and Hydrology (INHGA) for the period 5-12 September 2026, quoted by Agerpres. "The rate of the Danube entering the country (section [...] Article INHGA: The rate of the Danube entering the country, de…
The flow rate will continue to be much below the multiannual average of the period.
The rate of the Danube entering the country will fall to 1,400 cubic metres per second (mc/s) in the next week, well below the multiannual average of September.
The Danube's flow to the country will decrease to 1,400 cubic metres per second (mc/s) in the next week, well below the multiannual average of September, according to the forecast issued by the National Institute of Water Management (INHGA) for the period 5-12 September 2026. ‘The flow to the country (Baziaş section) will be [...]
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