US EditionWater Level Falls to Record Low of 19cm in Warsaw’s Vistula River
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Water level falls to record low of 19cm in Warsaw’s Vistula river
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After the river Vistula in Poland dropped at 19 cm due to heat, an environmental knowledge was discovered. Currently, in Poland, the recorded temperatures are over 30 degrees Fahrenheit [30 ° C].
The water level in the Vistula measured on the Warsaw boulevards has fallen below 20 cm, breaking the record set just 10 months ago. At over 20 points on Polish rivers, record low water levels are recorded. Heat and little rainfall mean that the drought will continue to deepen.
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Bangkok PostVistula river in Warsaw hits record low amid severe heatwave
The level of Poland's longest river, the Vistula, reached a record low in Warsaw on Tuesday due to a drought that has gripped the country. The state meteorological agency IMGW said that at one station the level was 18 centimeters, two centimeters lower than last year's record, reports the French news agency AFP.
Drought Sinks Poland's Longest River to Record Low
Poland’s longest river, the Vistula, recorded its lowest-ever water level in Warsaw on Friday, reaching just 18 centimetres (7 inches) at one measuring station. This new record, two centimetres below last year’s low, highlights an unprecedented drought gripping the country, according to the national weather agency, IMGW. IMGW forecasts indicate the water level will continue to drop, potentially reaching 12 centimetres—200 centimetres less than i…
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