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There Has Been No Soil Drought in the Czech Republic for More than a Month, Scientists Are Monitoring the Unusual Situation | českénoviny.cz
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Brno - The Czech Republic has not had a soil drought to a depth of one meter for more than a month. According to scientists monitoring the situation, this is an unusual situation. The situation is also relatively good for underground springs and surface streams. Although some of them have below-average flow rates, they are practically not below the drought threshold. However, the yield of the springs is no longer sufficient to supply the streams…
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