Swedish lakes near 50-year record low as drought persists

Water levels in Järnlunden and Åsunden, south of Linköping, are within centimeters of the lowest recorded in over 50 years, with prolonged drought affecting Östergötland's lakes. Utility Tekniska verken warns levels could drop further. This signals a worsening hydrological drought in southern Sweden, with implications for water supply and ecosystem stress.

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