De ce seacă Dunărea, după atâtea ploi în România? Ce spune Meteoplus și ce se întâmplă în Germania și Austria

Despite heavy rainfall in Romania, the Danube River is experiencing significantly low water levels due to drought conditions in upstream countries like Germany and Austria. The river's flow is heavily influenced by precipitation in these regions, which have faced prolonged dry spells. As a result, the Danube's entry into Romania is expected to drop to around 1,450 cubic meters per second, far below the historical average. This situation has led to navigation issues and ecological impacts, including rising water temperatures that threaten fish populations. Authorities are concerned that without consistent rainfall in the upper basin, the river's condition will not improve significantly.