Switzerland is facing drought conditions, with water levels in many rivers and lakes unusually low for this time of year, despite recent rain.
Lake Constance (in picture) and Lake Zug are particularly affected.
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Switzerland is facing drought conditions, with water levels in many rivers and lakes unusually low for this time of year, despite some temporary relief from this week’s rain. Lake Constance and Lake Zug are particularly affected.
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