Eastern Europe faces energy crisis as Danube River hits record low
The Danube River has reached record low water levels, threatening energy supplies across Eastern Europe as a heatwave persists.
Water levels on the Danube River have hit record lows, creating an energy crisis for Eastern Europe. No significant rainfall is forecast in the coming days or weeks, meaning water levels are unlikely to recover soon. A renewed heatwave is driving temperatures higher across the region.
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Eastern Europe faces energy crisis as Danube River hits record low
Water levels are not expected to rise in the coming days or even weeks as no significant rainfall is forecast, with a renewed heatwave searing temperatures soaring.