On Wednesday, February 25, at 12:10, the water level in the Bóbr (measuring station in Dąbrowa Bolesławiecka) was 158 cm. This is classified as an average level. The warning level there is 300 cm, while the alarm level is 350 cm.
At the same time, the level of the Kwisa (measuring station in Nowogrodziec) was 264 cm. This is classified as a high level, but still below the warning level. The warning level for this river is 330 cm, while the alarm level is 380 cm.
The trend for the Bóbr is expected to remain at this level in the near future. For the Kwisa, however, it is falling.
There is currently no flood risk associated with the region’s largest rivers. Local flooding caused by water from melting snow running off the fields is possible, however.