They wrote:
in the country, almost 200 kilometers of flood protection preparedness is still ordered, of which 45 kilometers are still at the highest level of preparedness, the third degree.
They added that there is no need to expect precipitation in the water catchment areas in the next few days, so there is no supply for the price waves.
It was announced: the descent of the tidal wave on the Rá is still undisturbed, the river is expected to peak on Friday afternoon in the Győr area. The water specialists are constantly monitoring and patrolling, but so far no particular problems have occurred. In Győr, the water level will approach, or even reach, the level of the wharf on Friday afternoon, but the roof is not expected to reach the flood protection preparedness level (500 centimeters). Due to the rising water flow, the river can also transport a larger mass of sediment in the city area.
No significant rain can be expected in the Mura watershed in the next five days, the subsidence will continue in the Murán Leteny.
In the section below Szentborbás on the Dráva, a tidal wave exceeding a third degree, close to the highest water level ever measured, may develop in the Drávaszabolcs area. They drew attention to the fact that the work cannot stop even after the slow roofing, because due to the huge mass of water, flood phenomena such as overflows and erosion of embankments may occur.
They added: in this defense section as well, the water experts are still prepared and waiting 24 hours a day for the incoming water mass, as the river is approaching the highest water level measured at that time (596 centimeters) for the first time in this section since 1972.
The receding tide of the Drava, as well as the peak times and heights, depend to a significant extent on the extent and rate of discharge from the Dubrava hydropower plant.
The summit at Drávaszabolcs is expected on Friday, with a prolonged summit.
According to the OVF, the state defense line, behind which 31 settlements must be protected, has been strengthened with sandbags in recent days.
