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The Enormity of the Damage Is Visible in Satellite Images. A Famous Lake Is Drying Up.

Summary by Polsat News
The Żywiec region is grappling with a hydrological drought that has drastically reduced the water level in Lake Żywieckie. This phenomenon has exposed a sandy bed and the historic remains of former roads from the 1960s. The water shortage problem affects almost all of Poland and Europe, affecting the economy and the energy sector.
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The Żywiec region is grappling with a hydrological drought that has drastically reduced the water level in Lake Żywieckie. This phenomenon has exposed a sandy bed and the historic remains of former roads from the 1960s. The water shortage problem affects almost all of Poland and Europe, affecting the economy and the energy sector.

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Polsat News broke the news on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
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