Although we will have to wait until the next report to see how the rain of this week have impacted the situation, but according to the latest weekly Hydrological Bulletin, the Spanish hydraulic reserve stands at 45.9% of its total capacity (56,039 hm³), compared to 46.7% the previous year and 54.8% of the average for the last decade.
The reservoirs currently store 25,698 hm³ of water, increasing in the last week by 224 hm³ (0.4% of the current total capacity of the reservoirs).
The average level of reserves on the Atlantic slope is 44.8%, where the situation in the Guadalete-Barbate basin stands out with 14.4% and the Guadalquivir, with 19.3%.
In the basins of the Mediterranean slope, this level stands at 49%, highlighting the situation of the Secure Basin and the Andalusian Mediterranean, with 18.5% and 18.6% respectively.
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