The Slapy Dam Has Dropped to Its Winter Level Due to Extreme Drought
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The level of the Slapy Dam fell below 267.5 meters above sea level on Sunday evening, reaching the level set for the winter season. The unusually early drop was caused by an extreme hydrological drought. The Vltava River Basin releases water from Slapy to maintain the necessary flow of the Vltava River in Prague.
Hladina upouštěné Slapské přehrady v neděli večer klesla pod hranici 267,5 metru, dosáhla tak kóty pro zimní období a dál klesá. Due to the extreme hydrologic conditions.
The level of the Slapy Dam, which is being lowered, has fallen below 267.5 meters, reaching the level for the winter season and continues to fall. This is according to information on the Vltava River Basin website. The reason for the lowering of the reservoir is an extreme hydrological drought.
The level of the Slapy Dam, which is being lowered, fell below 267.5 meters this evening, reaching the level for the winter season and continues to fall. This is according to information on the Vltava River Basin website. The reason for the lowering of the reservoir is an extreme hydrological drought.
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