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INSTYTUT METEOROLOGII I GOSPODARKI WODNEJ PAŃSTWOWY INSTYTUT BADAWCZY Biuro Prognoz Hydrologicznych w Krakowie Wydział Prognoz i Opracowań Hydrologicznych w Warszawie ul. Podleśna 61, 01-673 Warszawa tel.: 22-56-94-144 fax.: 22-834-48-97 e-mail: [email protected] www.pogodynka.pl www.imgw.pl INSTYTUT METEOROLOGII I GOSPODARKI WODNEJ PAŃSTWOWY INSTYTUT BADAWCZY BIURO PROGNOZ HYDROLOGICZNYCH W KRAKOWIE Wydział Prognoz i Opracowań Hydrologicznych w Warszawie podaje KOMUNIKAT HYDROLOGICZNY z dnia 03.10.2019 godz. 12 UTC UTC - ang. Universal Time Coordinated - czas uniwersalny; w okresie letnim czas urzedowy w Polsce UTC+2h, a w okresie zimowym UTC+1h. Stan wody Stan wody Stan wody Stan wody Stan wody Stan Stan 6 UTC 9 UTC 12 UTC 15 UTC 18 UTC Stacja ostrze- alar- Rzeka gawczy mowy obser- obser- obser- obser- obser- wodowskazowa wator czujnik wator czujnik wator czujnik wator czujnik wator czujnik [cm] A B C D E F G H I J K L M N województwo śląskie W ĄSOSZ Pilica 250 300 167 168 168 województwo świętokrzyskie Czarna JANUSZEW ICE (W łoszczowska) 320 400 274 273 274 274 województwo podlaskie SIEMIANÓW KA Narew 148 148 148 BONDARY Narew 177 177 177 NAREW Narew 170 200 46 46 46 46 PLOSKI Narew 330 370 214 213 213 SURAŻ Narew 320 340 125 125 124 124 BABINO Narew 540 570 324 324 324 STRĘKOW A GÓRA Narew 420 440 156 156 156 156 W IZNA Narew 440 470 176 176 177 177 PIĄTNICA-ŁOMŻA Narew 410 460 98 98 98 99 NOW OGRÓD Narew 360 400 48 48 49 49 BIAŁOW IEŻA - PARK Narewka 180 200 69 69 69 NAREW KA Narewka 260 290 98 98 98 CHRABOŁY Orlanka 310 350 113 114 114 NOW OSIÓŁKI Supraśl 200 240 151 151 151 SUPRAŚL Supraśl 220 260 153 153 153 FASTY Supraśl 220 250 152 152 145 146 SOKOŁDA Sokołda 250 300 192 191 192 192 SOCHONIE Czarna 100 120 100 100 100 ZAW ADY Biała 239 237 235 KULESZE CHOBOTKI Nereśl 330 360 259 259 260 ZAW ADY Ślina 380 400 270 271 271 SZTABIN Biebrza 170 190 22 23 DĘBOW O Biebrza 270 300 115 102 90 OSOW IEC Biebrza 400 430 224 225 226 227 BURZYN Biebrza 380 400 144 145 146 146 HARASIMOW ICZE Sidra 590 620 498 498 497 BIAŁOBRZEGI Netta 200 240 136 136 136 KARPOW ICZE Brzozówka 290 330 165 165 166 RAJGRÓD Jez. 225 240 120 120 120 Rajgrodzkie RAJGRÓD Jegrznia 140 160 84 84 84 Ełk (Kanał PRZECHODY Rudzki) 330 360 208 208 208 Ełk (Kanał OSOW IEC Rudzki) 460 490 362 362 362 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N CZACHY W issa 320 360 243 244 244 PTAKI Pisa 210 240 60 59 59 59 DOBRYLAS Pisa 250 290 80 80 80 80 ZARUZIE Ruż 220 260 111 111 111 FRANKOPOL Bug 250 350 58 58 58 BRAŃSK Nurzec 250 300 99 98 98 województwo łódzkie PRZEDBÓRZ Pilica 360 400 208 208 207 206 SULEJÓW (KOPALNIA) Pilica 230 260 158 161 161 SPAŁA Pilica 220 280 27 27 27 Czarna DĄBROW A (Maleniecka) 370 400 248 250 254 KŁUDZICE Luciąża 350 380 254 254 255 KW IATKÓW EK Bzura 200 250 107 105 104 ŁOW ICZ Bzura 350 400 180 BIELAW Y Mroga 310 360 292 297 300 KĘSZYCE Rawka 350 400 258 262 260 województwo mazowieckie GUSIN W isła 370 420 24 23 24 W ARSZAW A- NADW ILANÓW KA W isła 750 800 113 112 112 W ARSZAW A- BULW ARY W isła 600 650 39 38 38 38 MODLIN W isła 650 700 244 244 244 W YCHÓDŹC W isła 256 256 256 W YSZOGRÓD W isła 500 550 254 253 253 254 KĘPA POLSKA W isła 450 500 168 169 170 172 KAZANÓW Iłżanka 195 270 164 165 166 166 ROGOŻEK Radomka 330 380 137 136 136 NOW E MIASTO Pilica 160 200 45 44 46 BIAŁOBRZEGI Pilica 200 250 138 138 138 138 ODRZYW ÓŁ Drzewiczka 220 260 130 131 131 W ÓLKA Świder 210 300 68 69 69 MLĄDZKA PIASECZNO 2 Jeziorka 300 350 182 181 181 OSTROŁĘKA Narew 360 380 62 62 63 63 ZAMBSKI Narew 420 480 138 137 138 138 KOŚCIELNE ORZECHOW O Narew 320 400 55 50 53 SZKW A Szkwa 460 500 370 370 370 W ALERY Rozoga 300 340 161 160 160 BIAŁOBRZEG BLIŻSZY Omulew 180 220 79 77 77 77 CZARNOW O Orz 270 320 122 122 122 MAKÓW Orzyc 370 390 146 146 146 146 MAZOW IECKI ZABUŻE Bug 216 215 215 MAŁKINIA Bug 350 430 110 110 111 W YSZKÓW Bug 400 450 166 167 167 168 POPOW O Bug 213 212 212 ZALIW IE- Liwiec 220 270 157 156 157 PIEGAW KI ŁOCHÓW Liwiec 300 350 117 117 117 TRZCINIEC W kra 280 330 179 179 179 BORKOW O W kra 280 300 131 131 131 129 SZREŃSK Mławka 130 180 64 64 64 ŻUKÓW Bzura 300 350 108 108 108 KRUBICE Utrata 220 280 188 186 186 województwo kujawsko-pomorskie W ŁOCŁAW EK W isła 600 650 107 106 106 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N TORUŃ W isła 530 650 127 127 127 126 FORDON W isła 530 650 127 126 126 126 CHEŁMNO W isła 510 630 167 167 168 169 GRUDZIĄDZ W isła 540 650 160 162 163 164 BRODNICA Drwęca 230 260 108 109 109 109 ELGISZEW O Drwęca 200 230 79 79 80 ROGÓŹNO 2 Osa 230 260 37 39 38 38 TUCHOLA Brda 140 190 114 113 113 SMUKAŁA Brda 230 260 184 182 183 KRĄPLEW ICE W da 220 280 88 154 155 województwo warmińsko-mazurskie EŁK Ełk 200 230 102 102 102 EŁK Jez. Ełckie 220 235 128 128 128 PROSTKI Ełk 190 220 78 78 77 Pisa (Kanał GIŻYCKO Giżycki) 130 150 105 105 105 MIKOŁAJKI Jez. Mikołajskie 110 120 52 MALDANIN Jez. Roś 140 160 42 42 43 PISZ Pisa 270 290 124 125 125 125 OSTRÓDA Jez. Drwęckie 500 510 466 463 463 RODZONE Drwęca 280 320 163 162 165 NOW E MIASTO LUBAW SKIE Drwęca 330 340 167 166 166 166 IŁAW A Jez. Jeziorak 930 940 900 DZIARNY Iławka 130 140 24 LIDZBARK W el 110 120 56 55 55 KULIGI W el 150 180 83 82 81 80 PRZYSTAŃ Jez. Mamry 160 180 125 125 125 W ĘGORZEW O W ęgorapa 250 280 201 200 199 PRYNOW O W ęgorapa 250 280 188 188 187 MIEDUNISZKI W ęgorapa 400 450 180 179 173 168 JURKISZKI Gołdapa (Jarka) 180 210 49 48 48 GOŁDAP 2 Gołdapa 180 210 85 84 84 BANIE MAZURSKIE Gołdapa 260 290 132 133 132 136 OLSZTYN- Łyna 140 160 104 104 104 KORTOW O SMOLAJNY Łyna 280 300 138 139 138 SĘPOPOL Łyna 420 450 139 140 133 137 SZYPRY Jez. W adąg 212 211 211 PROSNA Guber 300 330 168 170 174 województwo pomorskie TCZEW W isła 700 820 260 259 259 CIECHOLEW Y Brda 210 240 224 CZARNA W ODA W da 130 150 72 69 73 72 BOŻEPOLE SZLACHECKIE W ierzyca 150 180 91 90 90 BRODY W ierzyca 320 350 200 202 207 POMORSKIE Dyżurny hydrolog: Michał Ceran 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 2017 r. poz. 880, 1089, z 2018 r. poz. 650). Wszelkie dalsze udostępnianie, rozpowszechnianie (przedruk, kopiowanie) jest dozwolone wyłącznie w formie dosłownej, z bezwzględnym wskazaniem źródła informacji, tj. IMGW-PIB. Przytoczone wartości pochodzą z operacyjnej bazy danych i mogą ulec zmianie po weryfikacji. Odbiorcy przysługuje prawo do reklamacji. Składanie reklamacji: [email protected].
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