Since Tuesday, heavy rainfall has been occurring throughout the region. Local flooding may occur. Fortunately, the weather forecasts are optimistic. According to them, rainfall in the region will end today, by 8:00 p.m.
There is currently no flood threat in Bolesławiec. Since Monday (October 12, measurement taken at 8:00 p.m.), the level of the Bóbr, at the measuring station in Dąbrowa Bolesławiecka, has risen by 43 cm and currently stands at 138 cm. This is a medium water level. The trend is rising. The warning level is 300 cm, while the alarm level is 350 cm.
The Bóbr River near the viaduct in Bolesławiec:
Meanwhile, in Nowogrodziec, the water level of the Kwisa River (since Monday, October 12, at 3:00 p.m.) has risen from 133 to 353 cm and exceeded the warning level. The trend is rising. The warning level there is 330 cm, while the alarm level is 380 cm.
A photo of the Kwisa River in Nowogrodziec on the profile of Ochotnicza Straż Pożarna Nowogrodziec- Osiedle II:
Water level in the Kwisa River in Nowogrodziec above the warning level
A high water level is also recorded on the Bobrzyca River in Raciborowice. This can be seen in a photo published on the “Raciborowice i Okolice” profile:
High water level of the Bobrzyca River in Raciborowice.