8 avril 2025|
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|8 months agoSwiss Rivers Hit Critical Low Levels Amid Persistent Dry Weather
Switzerland's rivers and lakes face record-low water levels with a 25% national precipitation deficit, particularly affecting Valais and Graubünden regions, raising environmental concerns.
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- Switzerland is currently facing a national precipitation deficit of approximately 25% for the year.
- Specific regions, including Valais and parts of Graubünden, have received less than half of their normal rainfall.
- Widespread and sustained precipitation is required to restore water levels; local thunderstorms are insufficient.
- Dry weather conditions are forecast to persist until at least the upcoming weekend.
By The Numbers
25%
National precipitation deficit
<50%
Rainfall in Valais and Graubünden
They Said
"Widespread and sustained precipitation would be needed before lake and river levels could return to normal."