Hello,

Nezzetek meg a www.datanet.hu/hydroinfo oldalt.
Naponta a legfrissebb vizallasjelentesek es hidrologiai meteorologia
adatok tomkelege van ott.
ps: Rajta van a radioban 13.45-kor elhangzo vizallasjelentes is.
Ha tetszett hagyjatok egy mailt a webmasternek.

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