The Flow of the Danube Will Increase in the Next Few Days, but Remains Well Below the Multiannual Average of September
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The Danube flow rate will increase to 1,550 m3/s upon entry into Romania, but will remain well below the multiannual average of 3,800 m3/s for September.
The Danube's flow to the country (Baziaş section) will be stationary around 1,250 m3/s, then rising to 1,550 m3/s, under the multi-annual average of September 3,800 m3/s, according to the forecast issued by the National Institute of Hydrology and Water Management (INHGA) until September 19.
The rate of the Danube's entry into the country will increase to 1,550 m3/s in the following days, but will remain well below the multiannual average for September, 3,800 m3/s.
The rate of the Danube's entry into the country will increase to 1,550 m3/s in the following days, but will remain well below the multiannual average for September, 3,800 m3/s.
The Danube flow at the entrance to Romania will remain initially around 1,250 cubic meters per second, representing only about a third of the multiannual average of September, according to the National Institute of Hydrology and Water Management forecast, valid until September 19. Hydrologists estimate that the flow will then begin to increase and [...]
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