The longest river in Poland, the Vistula, has dried up to a record low in Warsaw

The longest river in Poland, the Vistula, has dried up to a record low in Warsaw

“Currently, we are recording a water level of 102 cm,” which matches the record reached on Friday, hydrologist Dariusz Witkowski from the Meteorology and Water Management Institute (IMGW) told the news agency AFP.

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According to him, the hydrological situation across the country in Poland is “the most difficult since 2015,” and “low water levels are observed in 66% of our rivers and hydrological stations.”

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Especially low water levels are recorded along almost the entire stretch of the Vistula River, from its upper basin, through the central part, to the lower course.

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