The Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Resources Management said on the 30th that due to ongoing droughts and high temperatures, the water level in the Dutch section of the Rhine has dropped to 6.47 meters above the Amsterdam standard water level, the lowest in recorded history. NAP is a unified elevation reference surface in the Netherlands, also known as Level Zero. The above data was measured at the Dutch Lobit Hydrological Station, which is close to the German border, breaking the lowest record of 6.48 meters above NAP set by the water level in this section of the river in August 2022. The water department expects the water level of the Rhine to drop further in the next few days.

The Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Resources Management said on the 30th that due to ongoing droughts and high temperatures, the water level in the Dutch section of the Rhine has dropped to 6.47 meters above the Amsterdam standard water level, the lowest in recorded history. NAP is a unified elevation reference surface in the Netherlands, also known as Level Zero. The above data was measured at the Dutch Lobit Hydrological Station, which is close to the German border, breaking the lowest record of 6.48 meters above NAP set by the water level in this section of the river in August 2022. The water department expects the water level of the Rhine to drop further in the next few days.