Saturday, 22 August 2026 · updated 09:40 local time
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Station index
Code Report Status
DK-14 09:18 ok NB-03 08:59 ok B-07 09:26 ok R-12 07:42 cal EK-21 08:37 ok SV-05 08:03 ok
Status “cal” means the station is in a calibration check and its values are temporarily excluded from the daily summary.
River basins
Basin desk · 08:05 · 7 min read
160 140 120
100 80
W-12 W-9 W-6
W-3 now
10-yr mean
Weekly mean flow, m³/s, last twelve weeks. Dashed line: ten-year mean for the same calendar window.
Northern Basin gauges recorded a third consecutive week of rising flow. In the bulletin covering the past twenty-four hours, the daily mean returned to the range treated as the seasonal norm for late August.
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Observation network
07:10 · Network desk
Nineteen of twenty-four sites were covered; at three stations the work moved to the next maintenance window.
06:20 · Air desk
The daily index at twenty-one of twenty-four sites came in below the median for the same period in previous years.
19 Aug · Network desk
Mean telemetry availability for the week was 98.6%; two scheduled windows account for most of the downtime.
Infrastructure
04:40 · Regional desk
The share of runs arriving inside the planned window rose to 91.2%, against 88.7% a quarter earlier.
02:20 · Energy desk
The peak fell at 18:40 and no curtailment was applied in any zone.
20 Aug · Duty desk
Both events were recorded on the eastern ridge with no reported surface effects.
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Station DK-14 summary
Temperature +19.4 °C Humidity 58 % Wind 3.2 m/s Pressure 1014 hPa Air index 31 Water level 1.94 m Flow 118 m³/s
Figures are published as an indicative daily summary and are rounded. Primary data remains with the publishing party.
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