The highly anticipated forecast has arrived: this is how the water level at the Paks Nuclear Power Plant will change.
According to data from MTI, Hydroinform, and the National Hydrometeorological Service, a forecast for the Duna river’s water level for the next 6 days has been published. According to data from the Paks and Budapest locations, the water level on the country’s largest river is expected to continue to rise in the coming week, potentially reaching the level required for the Paks Nuclear Power Plant to operate at full capacity.
Based on data from MTI, Hydroinform, and the National Water Monitoring Service, a forecast for the Duna river’s water level for the next 6 days has been published. According to data from Paks and Budapest, the water level on the country’s largest river is expected to continue to rise in the coming week, potentially reaching the level required for full operation of the Paks Nuclear Power Plant.
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