Risk assessment of trihalomethanes in drinking water with seasonal variation considerations

Key Points

• Trihalomethanes pose significant risks in drinking water, with seasonal fluctuations affecting their concentrations.
• Risk assessment shows notable seasonal variations, impacting contaminant levels by 25% between summer and winter.
• Observational analysis examines drinking water quality across different seasons to identify trends and patterns.
• Findings highlight the need for ongoing monitoring to manage drinking water quality effectively throughout the year.