In Rome, an ancient bridge has resurfaced in the Tiber River due to low water levels. The bridge, named after a former Roman emperor, was once a connection between the city center and the river's right bank. The water level in the Tiber River has dropped significantly, with a flow rate below 80 cubic meters per second.

This is about half the average for the month of July. Further details about the bridge and the water crisis in Rome are available from KSAT 12's source.