The heavy rain that the weather alerts forecast has done wonders for the stored-water capacity in the province’s reservoirs.
Grateful Reservoirs
by Hugh MacArthur •
Tag Archive for reservoirs
Rain for The Reservoirs
by Vivienne Hughes •
The rainfall that borrasca Berenice produced has brought to an end a 5-month drop in the level of reservoirs across Spain as a whole.
Planned Water Restrictions
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Commission for Drought Management met in Málaga yesterday to discuss measures to counter the effects of the drought, including members of the Junta and representatives of ecologists, business sector and unions.
Water-Tanker Ships for Motril
by Martin Myall •
The Prime Minister of the Junta de Andalucía, Juanma Moreno, said he would make Andalusian ports be prepared to handle water tankers.
The Province’s Water Situation
by Martin Myall •
So the rain that we had in the late spring helped but the fact is there’s no justification for breaking out the party hats and farting cushions.
Bay-Crossing Swimming Competition
by Vivienne Hughes •
The XXII Travesía a Nado de la Bahía de La Herradura, which is organised by the Provincial Council, will be held on Sunday the 4th of September.
Famished Reservoirs
by Martin Myall •
On the 10th of this month, the province’s reservoirs stood on average at 33% of their maximum capacity. Compared with last February, that’s 27% down.
Brimming Reservoirs
by Martin Myall •
(COH02B) Rain is forecast for this weekend, adding to a nice, wet Spring, so it should be no surprise that the reservoirs are doing well.
Looking Drier!
by Martin Myall •
Rivers are supposed to flow into reservoirs for later use but this late spring, reservoirs are being emptied to keep rivers alive in the interior of Spain.
Drought Worries
by Hugh MacArthur •
The snow on the Sierra Nevada has gone, the reservoirs are half empty and we haven’t even begun the summer, and it’s not just locally, the whole of Spain is abnormally dry.