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Poland: Drought causes water levels to fall in the Chancza reservoir

Jul 24, 2026

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  • Poland s drought intensifies as climate change dries reservoirs RAKOW, POLAND - JULY 24: A view of the Chancza Reservoir with low water levels due to the ongoing drought in Rakow, Poland, on July 24, 2026. Low water levels have been recorded at 66 percent of Poland s hydrological monitoring stations. Earlier in July, Poland s national weather agency warned that hydrological drought had spread across much of the country. Officials reported falling river levels, declining groundwater supplies, and an increasing number of monitoring stations recording flows below long-term minimum thresholds. Omar Marques Anadolu Rakow Poland. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxOmarxMarquesx
  • Poland s drought intensifies as climate change dries reservoirs RAKOW, POLAND - JULY 24: An aerial view of the Chancza Reservoir with low water levels due to the ongoing drought in Rakow, Poland, on July 24, 2026. Low water levels have been recorded at 66 percent of Poland s hydrological monitoring stations. Warnings over worsening dry conditions were issued earlier in July, when Poland s national weather agency said hydrological drought had spread across much of the country. Officials reported falling river levels, reduced groundwater supplies, and an increasing number of monitoring stations recording flows below long-term minimum thresholds. Omar Marques Anadolu Rakow Poland. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxOmarxMarquesx
  • Poland s drought intensifies as climate change dries reservoirs RAKOW, POLAND - JULY 24: An aerial view of the Chancza Reservoir with low water levels due to the ongoing drought in Rakow, Poland, on July 24, 2026. Low water levels have been recorded at 66 percent of Poland s hydrological monitoring stations. Warnings over worsening dry conditions were issued earlier in July, when Poland s national weather agency said hydrological drought had spread across much of the country. Officials reported falling river levels, reduced groundwater supplies, and an increasing number of monitoring stations recording flows below long-term minimum thresholds. Omar Marques Anadolu Rakow Poland. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxOmarxMarquesx
  • Poland s drought intensifies as climate change dries reservoirs RAKOW, POLAND - JULY 24: An aerial view of the Chancza Reservoir with low water levels due to the ongoing drought in Rakow, Poland, on July 24, 2026. Low water levels have been recorded at 66 percent of Poland s hydrological monitoring stations. Earlier in July, Poland s national weather agency warned that hydrological drought had spread across much of the country. Officials reported falling river levels, declining groundwater supplies, and an increasing number of monitoring stations recording flows below long-term minimum thresholds. Omar Marques Anadolu Rakow Poland. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxOmarxMarquesx
  • Poland s drought intensifies as climate change dries reservoirs RAKOW, POLAND - JULY 24: An aerial view of the Chancza Reservoir with low water levels due to the ongoing drought in Rakow, Poland, on July 24, 2026. Low water levels have been recorded at 66 percent of Poland s hydrological monitoring stations. Warnings over worsening dry conditions were issued earlier in July, when Poland s national weather agency said hydrological drought had spread across much of the country. Officials reported falling river levels, reduced groundwater supplies, and an increasing number of monitoring stations recording flows below long-term minimum thresholds. Omar Marques Anadolu Rakow Poland. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxOmarxMarquesx
  • Poland s drought intensifies as climate change dries reservoirs RAKOW, POLAND - JULY 24: An aerial view of the Chancza Reservoir with low water levels due to the ongoing drought in Rakow, Poland, on July 24, 2026. Low water levels have been recorded at 66 percent of Poland s hydrological monitoring stations. Earlier in July, Poland s national weather agency warned that hydrological drought had spread across much of the country. Officials reported falling river levels, declining groundwater supplies, and an increasing number of monitoring stations recording flows below long-term minimum thresholds. Omar Marques Anadolu Rakow Poland. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxOmarxMarquesx
  • Poland s drought intensifies as climate change dries reservoirs RAKOW, POLAND - JULY 24: An aerial view of the Chancza Reservoir, showing low water levels due to the ongoing drought, in Rakow, Poland, on July 24, 2026. Low water levels have been recorded at 66 percent of Poland s hydrological monitoring stations. Warnings over worsening dry conditions were issued earlier in July, when Poland s national weather agency said hydrological drought had spread across much of the country. Officials reported falling river levels, reduced groundwater supplies, and an increasing number of monitoring stations recording flows below long-term minimum thresholds. Omar Marques Anadolu Rakow Poland. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other us Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxOmarxMarquesx
  • Poland s drought intensifies as climate change dries reservoirs RAKOW, POLAND - JULY 24: A woman fishes at the Chancza Reservoir, where water levels have dropped due to the ongoing drought, in Rakow, Poland, on July 24, 2026. Low water levels have been recorded at 66 percent of Poland s hydrological monitoring stations. Earlier in July, Poland s national weather agency warned that hydrological drought had spread across much of the country. Officials reported falling river levels, declining groundwater supplies, and an increasing number of monitoring stations recording flows below long-term minimum thresholds. Omar Marques Anadolu Rakow Poland. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxOmarxMarquesx
  • Poland s drought intensifies as climate change dries reservoirs RAKOW, POLAND - JULY 24: A pier stands on dry land along the shoreline of the Chancza Reservoir as water levels drop due to the ongoing drought in Rakow, Poland, on July 24, 2026. Low water levels have been recorded at 66 percent of Poland s hydrological monitoring stations. Earlier in July, Poland s national weather agency warned that hydrological drought had spread across much of the country. Officials reported falling river levels, declining groundwater supplies, and an increasing number of monitoring stations recording flows below long-term minimum thresholds. Omar Marques Anadolu Rakow Poland. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxOmarxMarquesx
  • Poland s drought intensifies as climate change dries reservoirs RAKOW, POLAND - JULY 24: Piers stand on exposed ground along the shoreline of the Chancza Reservoir as water levels drop due to the ongoing drought in Rakow, Poland, on July 24, 2026. Low water levels have been recorded at 66 percent of Poland s hydrological monitoring stations. Earlier in July, Poland s national weather agency warned that hydrological drought had spread across much of the country. Officials reported falling river levels, declining groundwater supplies, and an increasing number of monitoring stations recording flows below long-term minimum thresholds. Omar Marques Anadolu Rakow Poland. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxOmarxMarquesx
  • Poland s drought intensifies as climate change dries reservoirs RAKOW, POLAND - JULY 24: A view of the Chancza Reservoir with low water levels due to the ongoing drought in Rakow, Poland, on July 24, 2026. Low water levels have been recorded at 66 percent of Poland s hydrological monitoring stations. Earlier in July, Poland s national weather agency warned that hydrological drought had spread across much of the country. Officials reported falling river levels, declining groundwater supplies, and an increasing number of monitoring stations recording flows below long-term minimum thresholds. Omar Marques Anadolu Rakow Poland. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxOmarxMarquesx
  • Poland s drought intensifies as climate change dries reservoirs RAKOW, POLAND - JULY 24: A view of the Chancza Reservoir with low water levels due to the ongoing drought in Rakow, Poland, on July 24, 2026. Low water levels have been recorded at 66 percent of Poland s hydrological monitoring stations. Earlier in July, Poland s national weather agency warned that hydrological drought had spread across much of the country. Officials reported falling river levels, declining groundwater supplies, and an increasing number of monitoring stations recording flows below long-term minimum thresholds. Omar Marques Anadolu Rakow Poland. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage. Copyright: x2026xAnadoluxOmarxMarquesx