According to the latest weekly Hydrological Bulletin, the Spanish hydraulic reserve stands at 44.6% of its total capacity (56,039 hm³), compared to 34.3% the previous year and 50.1% of the average for the last decade.
The reservoirs currently store 25,006 hm³ of water, increasing in the last week by 665 hm³ (1.2% of their current total capacity).
The average level of reserves on the Atlantic Slope is 44%, where the situation in the Guadalete-Barbate basin (14.7%) and the Guadalquivir (19.1%) stands out.
In the basins of the Mediterranean Slope, this level is 46.5%, where the situation of the Internal Basins of Catalonia (17.9%), Segura (19.2%) and the Andalusian Mediterranean Basin stands out (19.8%).
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