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According to the forecast of the National Institute of Hydrology and Water Management (INHGA), the flow of the Danube at the entrance into the country, at the Baziaș section, will be 3,700 m³/s in the coming days, below the multiannual average of 5,200 m³/s.

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Downstream of the Iron Gates, the flows will be decreasing. For the month of December, the estimated maximum flow is 6,500 m³/s, while the minimum is 3,500 m³/s. On the inland rivers, the average flows will be relatively stable, with decreases on the middle and lower courses of the large rivers. Slight increases are expected on some small rivers in the hilly and mountainous areas, due to precipitation. The forecast for December 2025 indicates hydrological values between 50-80% of the multiannual averages, with exceptions on certain rivers. In the third decade of the month, ice formations may appear on the rivers in the mountainous area, gradually extending into other river basins, depending on temperatures.

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Debitul Dunării la intrarea în ţară va avea valoarea de 3.700 mc/s pe parcursul săptămânii viitoare, potrivit INHGA
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Debit mic al Dunării la intrarea în țară. Prognoza INHGA până de Crăciun * Newsweek România
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