The Spanish water reserve is at 51.3 percent of its total capacity. The reservoirs currently store 28,775 cubic hectometres (hm³) of water, finally increasing in the last week by 242 cubic hectometres (0.4 percent of the current total capacity of the reservoirs), with still a long way to go to make a significant difference to the drought situation.
The reservation by areas is as follows:
- Cantábrico Oriental se encuentra 82,2%
- Cantábrico Occidental 87,3%
- Miño-Sil 83,5%
- Galicia Costa 93,3%
- Cuencas internas del País Vasco 81%
- Duero 64,4%
- Tajo 66,2%
- Guadiana 34,4%
- Tinto, Odiel y Piedras 77,7%
- Guadalete-Barbate 30,3%
- Guadalquivir 25,3%
- Cuenca Mediterránea Andaluza 37,7%
- Segura 34,1%
- Júcar 59,7%
- Ebro 53,1%
- Cuencas internas de Cataluña 29,7%
Rainfall has affected the Atlantic slope and has been scarce on the Mediterranean slope. The maximum has been produced in Oviedo with 71.2 mm (71.2 l/m²).
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