The Danube flood reached record levels in Budapest and is expected to reach Romania with a higher flow than in the neighboring country.
Gabriel Neagu
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ANAR has announced that the attenuation of the floods in the natural floodplains of Serbia will result in significantly lower maximum flows at the entrance to the country. The flow of the Danube at the Baziaș section reached 5,700 mc/s, above the multiannual average for September. Estimates indicate that the Danube floods will enter Romania around September 28-29.
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Apele Române: Viitură record la Budapesta - Debit maxim al Dunării de 8.200 mc/s
Apele Române: Valoarea maximă a viiturii s-a înregistrat sâmbătă la Budapesta / Se estimează că viitura de pe Dunăre va intra în România în jur de 28-29 septembrie şi va atinge valori de până la 9.000 mc/s
Debitul Dunării aproape s-a triplat într-o săptămână. Viitura este așteptată în weekendul viitor - HotNews.ro
Apele Române: Debitul Dunării la intrarea în ţară a atins sâmbătă valoarea de 5.700 mc/s. Media multianuală a lunii septembrie e de 3.800 mc/s - Economica.net
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Viitura care a inundat Budapesta se apropie de România. Ce se vede pe Dunăre din elicopter. FOTO
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