Paraná River levels recede from record highs, but discharge peaks persist

The Paraná River has surpassed historic October water levels, reaching double the historical average, but central authority forecasts indicate a gradual decrease. However, discharge peaks persist, keeping alert status. The situation affects regional hydrology and could impact navigation, agriculture, and energy generation in the Paraná basin.

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