Rivers across the globe in 2025 had one of the driest years in more than 3 decades.
The WMO Global #StateOfWater Report 2025 shows a continuation of the long-term decline in Earth’s freshwater storage and in glacier retreat.
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- 2025 was one of the driest years for rivers globally in 35 years. Over 36% of global basin areas experienced below-normal flows. Our declining freshwater storage poses serious risks. Explore the findings of the WMO global #StateOfWater report 2025:
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Global Goals@GlobalGoalsUN2025 was one of the driest years for rivers globally in 35 years. Over 36% of global basin areas experienced below-normal flows. Our declining freshwater storage poses serious risks. Explore the findings of the @WMO global #StateOfWater report 2025:
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UN News@UN_News_CentreAs freshwater reserves shrink, countries must prepare for a new water reality, @WMO warns in its latest #StateOfWater report.320216.9K- Asia & Africa were the most affected by water-related extreme events in 2025, according to the WMO #StateOfWater Report. Several African countries experienced widespread flooding while South & SE Asia experienced compounded effects of cyclones & monsoons.
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United Nations Geneva@UNGeneva2025 was the 4th consecutive year of widespread glacier loss across all regions. Between 2023-25, global glacier mass lossed at 1400 Gt of water; this is roughly 🟰 to the water required to fill about 560 mln Olympic-sized swimming pools. #StateOfWater
15216921.4K- 🚰2023 was the driest year for global rivers in 33 years 🏔️Glaciers suffered the largest mass loss in 50 years 🌊The hydrological cycle is becoming more erratic, floods more extreme & droughts more intense This is the #StateOfWater. Full report:914017424.9K
- The total amount of water stored in groundwater, lakes and rivers, soil moisture, vegetation and ice and snow – has been in decline since mid-2010s. Read the WMO #StateOfWater Report 2025 to learn about what this means for the water we depend on.
2811507.4K - In 2024, all glaciated regions on Earth lost ice for the third consecutive year. That’s 450 Gt gone: enough to fill 180 million Olympic swimming pools. This added 1.2 mm to global sea levels. Read the #StateOfWater report 🔗
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Environment Canada@environmentcaThe 2025 @WMO State of Global Water Resources Report is out now. Learn how Earth’s changing climate is impacting our water cycle and resources. #ClimateChange #StateOfWater ⬇️ Read the full report:World Meteorological Organization @WMORivers across the globe in 2025 had one of the driest years in more than 3 decades. The WMO Global #StateOfWater Report 2025 shows a continuation of the long-term decline in Earth’s freshwater storage and in glacier retreat. 🔴 OUT NOW:2124.6K- 2025 was the 4th consecutive year of widespread glacier loss across all regions. Each bar shows the global glacier mass change in one hydrological year, from 1976 onwards. 🔵 = ice gain; 🔴 = ice loss. 📖 Read more: #StateofWater
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UN-Water@UN_Water🌍 Water respects no borders. As climate change makes the water cycle increasingly erratic, shared data and early warning are critical. Explore @WMO’s new #StateOfWater report for the latest global assessment: #WaterAction = #ClimateAction #COP #SDG6
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2024 was a year of climate extremes, with droughts, floods & other major water-related events affecting people worldwide. Only 1/3 of river basins had normal conditions & glaciers lost ice for the third year in a row. More in @WMO #StateOfWater report:
729620141.2K- United Nations Geneva@UNGenevaTerrestrial water storage shows a persistent negative trend since 2014-2016, with more areas now below normal. 💦 The @WMO #StateOfWater Report 2025 shows a continuation of the long-term decline in Earth’s freshwater storage & in glacier retreat.
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UNDRR@UNDRR💧Disasters involving too much or too little water – floods and droughts – struck every region of the world in 2025, the @WMO State of Global Water Resources report shows. Asia and Africa saw the most extreme events. ➡️ #StateOfWater
253865.7K- United Nations Geneva@UNGenevaClimate change is a water crisis. We feel its impacts through worsening floods, rising sea levels, shrinking ice fields, wildfires, droughts. Policymakers must put water at the heart of climate action. Explore @WMO’s #StateOfWater report:13236717.9K
- Swiss glaciers lost 5% of their ice in 2026, accdg to GLAMOS. Their total volume has shrunk by nearly 20% in the last 5 years. This echoes the WMO’s #StateOfWater 2025 report, which found that every glaciated region on Earth lost ice in the last 5 years.
7721706.9K - How much water is too little, or too much? In the past six years, two-thirds of rivers worldwide had too much or too little water, showing just how unpredictable and erratic the hydrological cycle has become. This is the #StateOfWater. Read the report 🔗
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UN DESA@UNDESARivers across the globe in 2025 had one of the driest years in more than 3 decades. The @WMO Global #StateOfWater Report 2025 shows a continuation of the long-term decline in Earth’s freshwater storage and in glacier retreat. 🔴 OUT NOW:011101.1K- 🌡️ 2024 was the hottest year on record. Overall, 2024 was dry and hot, but regional patterns revealed a stark contrast: some regions endured severe drought, while others faced multiple devastating floods. Read the #StateOfWater report 🔗
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