In Volyn, they are preparing for a flood that, according to weather forecasters' predictions, will be extremely severe. Although, according to the responsible officials of the regional state administration, the situation is not unexpected, the weather conditions do not add optimism. An example of this is the elimination of the consequences of the March natural disaster. Despite the fact that 114 units of equipment were working on the region's roads, road connections with certain settlements in the region were interrupted. Snowdrifts are still being cleared. The head of the Volyn Center for Hydrometeorology, Petro Rudyk, reported that in the region, according to calculations, there are on average 720 tons of meltwater per 1 hectare of land. This causes alarm, especially in places located in lowlands and potentially prone to flooding. According to weather forecasters' predictions, cold temperatures will persist until the end of the month, so no sharp rise in water levels is planned during March. Also in the zone of potential flooding are 230 km of power transmission lines, mainly in the northern districts of the region. Given the situation, the authorities plan to actively involve local communities in the work.