صحافة بلادي صحيفة إلكترونية مغاربية متجددة على مدار الساعة تعنى بشؤون المغرب الجزائر ليبيا موريتانيا تونس
Rabat– Moroccan dams maintained a comfortable level of water reserve despite the heat wave experienced by various regions of the Kingdom, as the total filling rate reached, until Saturday,73.13 percentAccording to official data, this level is much higher than what was recorded during the same period last year.
Data from the Ministry of Equipment and Water show that the total volume of water stored in dams amounted to about12.45 billion cubic metersFor a filling percentage that did not exceed37.56 percentOn July 4, 2025, which reflects a noticeable improvement in the water situation in the Kingdom.
Despite the significant rise in temperatures, which reached in some areas46°CWater reserves have declined only to a limited extent since the beginning of the summer, as the filling rate decreased from74.25 percentOn June 21 to73.13 percentCurrently, that is, by1.12 percentage points, equivalent to about189.48 million cubic meters.
At the level of water basins, continueSpo BasinRecording the highest reserves, with a filling rate of86.12 percent, followed byBouregreg BasinBy85.53 percent, while recordingTensift BasinThe highest filling rate reached91.79 percent, along withLocos BasinBy87.30 percent.
Basins located in the drier areas also maintained relatively stable levels, with the filling rate reachingUmm Er-Rbia Basin 63.88 percent, whileSouss Masa basinWhen52.18 percent, while registerMoulawya Basin 63.99 percentThe percentage reachedZiz Care Grace Basin 45.53 percent, vs.38.30 percentInDraa Oued Noun Basin.
Regarding major dams, a number of them recorded a full filling rate of100 percent, among themDam on Oued ZaWith Moulouya Basin andSidi Idris DamIn the Umm Er-Rbia basin, while several other facilities approached their maximum capacity, includingSafsif Dam(98.90%), andHassan I Dam(97.66%), andAbu Abbas Al-Sabti Dam(97.33%), in addition toSahel Dam(97.03%) andBlocking Bab Lot(96.76%) in the Sebou Basin, andDar Kharoufa Dam(96.51%) in the Locos Basin.
These indicators, according to official data, reflect the continued improvement of the national water reserve, which provides a comfortable margin for managing water resources during the remainder of the summer, despite the continued heat waves and high demand for water.
Source:“My press”
