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Southeast Heavy Rains Fill Dams
The water levels of the national dams in Morocco have risen to more than 11.2 billion cubic meters, with an estimated fill rate of 65.95%. This improvement is thanks to recent rains recorded in several regions, especially in the southeastern and eastern parts of the country. In just 24 hours, the dams increased by approximately 49.42 million cubic meters, marking the largest gain in a short period. This boost enhances the water reserves and reflects a significant improvement compared to the same period last year, when the fill rate was only 31.89%. The water rebound primarily focused on four basins, most notably "Zezz-Keir-Ghres" and "Maliya," with expectations that continued rains will further strengthen the reserves, despite a slight decline in the northern basins.
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