The Danube River’s maximum flow rate entering Romania, at the Baziaş section, is projected to remain below long-term averages throughout October, November, and December. Hydrologists anticipate river flows across inland rivers will range between 30% and 80% of their monthly averages. However, conditions may worsen, falling below 30% in the Râmnicu Sărat and Bârlad river basins, as well as rivers within Dobrogea. This decline signals potentially concerning water levels for the region. The forecast suggests a continued trend of reduced water volume in the Danube as it traverses Romania. These conditions could impact shipping, agriculture, and water resource management in the affected areas. Authorities are monitoring the situation closely and preparing for potential consequences.