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Germany Lake Constance loses 568 billion liters
Lake Constance on the German-Swiss-Austrian border has experienced a historic drop in water levels, with the water level in the city of Constance measuring approximately 248 centimeters—over a meter below the normal level in early October. This decline reflects a water deficit estimated at around 568 billion liters, equivalent to about 1.2% of the lake's total volume. As a result, parts of the beaches have dried up, access to piers has been disrupted, and navigation has ceased in some areas. The primary cause is attributed to ongoing drought and intense heat throughout the summer, combined with reduced water flow from the Alps.
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