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Instytut Meteorologii I Gospodarki Wodnej PIB Oddział Kraków Biuro Prognoz Hydrologicznych W Krakowie Zespół Hydrologii Operacyjnej W Warszawie Instytut Meteorologii i Gospodarki Wodnej PIB Oddział Kraków Biuro Prognoz Hydrologicznych w Krakowie Zespół Hydrologii Operacyjnej w Warszawie Dyżurny hydrolog: Marianna Tyniec, 2017-08-29 A - Stacja wodowskazowa B - Rzeka C - Województwo D - Stan ostrzegawczy E - Stan alarmowy F - Stan wody 12 UTC wczoraj - obserwator G - Stan wody 12 UTC wczoraj - czujnik H - Stan wody 18 UTC wczoraj - obserwator I - Stan wody 18 UTC wczoraj - czujnik J - Stan wody 6 UTC dzisiaj - obserwator K - Dobowa zmiana stanu - obserwator L - Stan wody 6 UTC dzisiaj - czujnik M - Dobowa zmiana stanu - czujnik A B C D E F G H I J K L M GUSIN Wisła (2) mazowieckie 370 420 42 38 35 -10 WARSZAWA-NADWILANÓWKA ŚL Wisła (2) mazowieckie 750 800 162 158 152 -14 WARSZAWA Wisła (2) mazowieckie 600 650 91 89 87 88 82 -14 85 -9 MODLIN Wisła (2) mazowieckie 650 700 289 286 281 -11 WYCHÓDŹC Wisła (2) mazowieckie 999 999 292 290 286 -9 WYSZOGRÓD Wisła (2) mazowieckie 500 550 296 294 290 -9 290 -8 KĘPA POLSKA Wisła (2) mazowieckie 450 500 200 197 196 -10 193 -8 WŁOCŁAWEK Wisła (2) kujawsko-pomorskie 600 650 142 141 130 -16 TORUŃ Wisła (2) kujawsko-pomorskie 530 650 203 178 159 -78 160 -77 FORDON Wisła (2) kujawsko-pomorskie 530 650 254 231 189 -71 188 -73 CHEŁMNO Wisła (2) kujawsko-pomorskie 510 630 295 296 260 -10 257 -13 GRUDZIĄDZ Wisła (2) kujawsko-pomorskie 540 650 241 268 274 52 271 51 TCZEW Wisła (2) pomorskie 700 820 301 314 362 70 KAZANÓW Iłżanka (236) mazowieckie 195 270 165 165 165 0 165 0 ROGOŻEK Radomka (252) mazowieckie 330 380 136 137 132 0 WĄSOSZ Pilica (254) śląskie 250 300 156 156 156 0 PRZEDBÓRZ Pilica (254) łódzkie 360 400 212 212 210 0 212 0 SULEJÓW (KOPALNIA) Pilica (254) łódzkie 230 260 157 157 156 -1 SPAŁA Pilica (254) łódzkie 220 280 29 29 28 -1 NOWE MIASTO Pilica (254) mazowieckie 160 200 46 46 46 0 BIAŁOBRZEGI Pilica (254) mazowieckie 200 250 132 132 131 -3 131 -3 JANUSZEWICE Czarna (Włoszczowska) (2542) świętokrzyskie 320 400 252 250 0 253 0 DĄBROWA Czarna (Maleniecka) (2544) łódzkie 370 400 234 234 232 -3 KŁUDZICE Luciąża (25452) łódzkie 350 380 244 243 243 -1 ODRZYWÓŁ Drzewiczka (2548) mazowieckie 220 260 112 112 112 -3 WÓLKA MLĄDZKA Świder (256) mazowieckie 210 300 67 67 66 -1 PIASECZNO 2 Jeziorka (258) mazowieckie 300 350 170 169 170 0 ORZECHOWO Narew (26) mazowieckie 320 400 82 81 81 0 ZABUŻE Bug (266) mazowieckie 999 999 220 220 220 0 FRANKOPOL Bug (266) podlaskie 250 350 60 60 59 -2 MAŁKINIA Bug (266) mazowieckie 350 430 110 109 107 -3 WYSZKÓW Bug (266) mazowieckie 400 450 180 182 180 181 179 -1 180 -2 POPOWO Bug (266) mazowieckie 999 999 218 218 218 0 BRAŃSK Nurzec (2666) podlaskie 250 300 103 101 96 -4 ZALIWIE-PIEGAWKI Liwiec (2668) mazowieckie 220 270 172 173 172 1 ŁOCHÓW Liwiec (2668) mazowieckie 300 350 118 117 117 -1 TRZCINIEC Wkra (268) mazowieckie 280 330 216 217 218 3 BORKOWO Wkra (268) mazowieckie 280 300 152 151 152 0 152 -1 SZREŃSK Mławka (2684) mazowieckie 130 180 116 119 121 10 KWIATKÓWEK Bzura (272) łódzkie 200 250 96 94 94 -1 ŁOWICZ Bzura (272) łódzkie 350 400 168 168 2 ŻUKÓW Bzura (272) mazowieckie 300 350 97 96 97 -1 BIELAWY Mroga (27234) łódzkie 310 360 247 243 252 -3 KĘSZYCE Rawka (2726) łódzkie 350 400 241 239 236 -5 KRUBICE Utrata (2728) mazowieckie 220 280 178 176 173 -6 OSTRÓDA Jez. Drwęckie (28399) warmińsko-mazurskie 500 510 464 464 463 0 RODZONE Drwęca (28) warmińsko-mazurskie 280 290 191 191 191 2 NOWE MIASTO LUBAWSKIE Drwęca (28) warmińsko-mazurskie 330 340 167 168 169 4 169 3 BRODNICA Drwęca (28) kujawsko-pomorskie 230 260 117 117 117 -1 117 0 ELGISZEWO Drwęca (28) kujawsko-pomorskie 200 230 95 95 95 1 IŁAWA Jez. Jeziorak (2856599) warmińsko-mazurskie 930 940 903 0 DZIARNY Iławka (2856) warmińsko-mazurskie 130 140 84 0 LIDZBARK Wel (286) warmińsko-mazurskie 110 120 64 63 64 0 KULIGI Wel (286) warmińsko-mazurskie 150 180 88 88 90 1 89 1 ROGÓŹNO 2 Osa (296) kujawsko-pomorskie 230 260 50 52 44 -1 46 -2 CIECHOLEWY Brda (292) pomorskie 210 240 243 243 243 0 TUCHOLA Brda (292) kujawsko-pomorskie 140 190 125 124 124 -1 SMUKAŁA Brda (292) kujawsko-pomorskie 999 999 226 230 230 -8 CZARNA WODA Wda (294) pomorskie 130 150 86 90 90 0 90 0 KRĄPLEWICE Wda (294) kujawsko-pomorskie 220 280 168 149 92 0 BOŻEPOLE SZLACHECKIE Wierzyca (298) pomorskie 150 180 112 112 109 -4 BRODY POMORSKIE Wierzyca (298) pomorskie 320 350 231 232 232 7 Opracowanie niniejsze jako przedmiot prawa autorskiego podlega ochronie prawnej, zgodnie z przepisami ustawy z dnia 4 lutego 1994 r o prawie autorskim i prawach pokrewnych (Dz. U. z 2006 r. Nr 90, poz. 631 z późn. zm.). 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