Paraná River at Rosario surges 2m in 9 weeks, highest November level since 1998

The Paraná River at Rosario rose nearly two meters in nine weeks, reaching 4.47 meters on November 11—53 cm below the local alert level and the highest November reading since 1998. The rapid rise signals a shift from prolonged low-water conditions, with flood risk building along the river corridor. The trajectory remains uncertain; continued inflows could push levels above alert thresholds in coming weeks.

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