Recent heavy rainfall in Catalonia has led to a significant increase in the water levels of reservoirs, reaching over 40% capacity for the first time in over two and a half years.
The continuous rainy episodes have been crucial in rapidly raising the water levels, with some areas receiving over 100 mm of rain. Rivers are flowing heavily, indicating a positive trend in water reserves. The Darnius Boadella reservoir has seen its water levels double in just a few days. Despite the positive outlook, the region still needs more rain to fully recover from the drought. The upcoming weather forecasts suggest continued rainfall, providing hope for further water storage gains. Will these recent rainfall patterns be enough to fully alleviate the drought conditions in Catalonia?
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