High temperature and drought further intensified, and some rivers in the Netherlands exploded. Experts warned not to go swimming

According to the forecast of the meteorological department, the Netherlands may usher in another week of high temperature weather. In the next few days, the weather will become warmer. From the middle of the week, the temperature in most parts of the country will exceed 30 degrees.

This also means that the long -term drought struggling in the Netherlands this summer will last for a period of time. Except for a few light rain this morning, it is expected that there will be no significant precipitation in the next week. Such severe droughts have caused water shortage from the Netherlands three weeks ago. The scarce water is allocated from the country to all parts of the country.

Due to drought, the water level of major rivers such as the Murz and Rhine has further declined. The Essel River is also fighting with low water levels, which is why the ship's ban was introduced last week. The channel is very narrow, and only one ship can be allowed at a time.

NOS reporter Willemijn Hoebert wrote, "It is still 20 to 26 degrees today, in the morning, especially in the northern region, there may still be a small shower. Then another high temperature period began, and the temperature rose to 20 to 29 degrees on Tuesday. From Wednesday, the temperature will reach 30 degrees temperature and will continue to the weekend at least until the weekend. "

The Dutch National Water Resources Bureau warned that if people think of playing water in natural waters to cool down, they need to pay attention to cyanobacteria. The blue lata appears as blue or green algae layer on the water, but it is almost invisible in the water. Accessing cyanobacteria causes skin allergies, headaches and gastrointestinal problems.

Because there are more blue and green algae in the Mas River, the River Water Resources Bureau recommends not to swim in the Gully and canal in the Rijk Van Nijmegen, LAND VAN Maas En Waal, Bommelerwaard, LAND VAN Heusden, and ALTENA. Due to the flood of cyanobacteria, swimming in other parts of the Netherlands, more relevant information can be read on www.zwamwater.nl, which monitors the water quality of each swimming place.

Wildfire

Due to the continuous drought, the level 2 warning of wild fire risk is applicable to the entire Netherlands. This means that emergency services, landlords and natural managers need to be more vigilant about the fire. In order to prevent wildfires, the fire brigade recommends not to smoke in the nature reserve, and do not stop the car in the dry grass.

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