The water level in the Bóbr began to fall slowly—but very, very slowly—only after 10:00 p.m. At its peak, the level was 608 cm (the alarm level is 350 cm!). It was therefore just 17 cm short of the unfortunate record from July 1997.
Currently, as of 7:50 a.m., the water level in the Bóbr is 587 cm. The trend is decreasing.
The water level in the Kwisa is 444 cm. (The trend is also decreasing.)
