As of September 30, a rise in water levels is observed with a daily intensity of 1-3 cm on the Neman, Dnieper, Berezina and Pripyat, with a daily intensity of 11-21 cm on the Western Dvina in the section Polotsk – Verkhnedvinsk, and with a daily intensity of 5-7 cm on the Sozh in the section Slavgorod – Gomel. Along the remaining stretches of the above-mentioned rivers, as well as on the Viliya, a slight decline in water levels (up to 16 cm per day) is observed.
Unfavorable conditions for the operation of river transport are noted on the Neman near the city of Grodno, the Dnieper near the city of Mogilev, the city of Zhlobin, the city of Rechitsa and the urban settlement of Loev, the Berezina near the city of Bobruisk and the city of Svetlogorsk, the Sozh near the city of Krichev, the city of Slavgorod and the city of Gomel, the Pripyat near the village of Chernichi and the city of Mozyr.
The water temperature is within the range in rivers from 9.3°C to 15°C, in reservoirs from 13°C to 16°C.
Until the end of the current week, a decline in water levels and their steady course will be observed on most rivers of the country.

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