Dominican Reservoir Levels Dip Slightly, Remain Stable

Total water storage in Dominican Republic reservoirs stood at 1,526.72 million cubic meters (MMC) on July 23, 2025, equivalent to 75.63% of national capacity. This represents a slight decline of 7.72 MMC from the previous day, according to the National Institute of Hydraulic Resources (Indrhi) Source: diariolibree. El Día reported a similar volume of 1,534.44 MMC on July 22, equivalent to 76% of capacity, and noted a decrease of 14.14 MMC from July 20 Source: eldiado. Despite the dry spell, authorities consider levels normal for the hurricane season, as some dams are kept at regulation levels to accommodate potential rainfall Source: diariolibree.

Reservoir Highlights

• Monción has the highest fill rate at 96.1% (317.26 MMC), followed by Hatillo at 90.7% (339.84 MMC) Source: diariolibree. El Día reports Monción at 96.4% and Hatillo at 91.1% Source: eldiado.
• Valdesia stores 113.93 MMC (87.5%) per diariolibree; El Día gives 113.70 MMC (87.3%) Source: diariolibree, eldiado.
• Montegrande has the lowest level at 49% (118.32 MMC) per diariolibree, while El Día reports 119.46 MMC Source: diariolibree, eldiado.
• Other dams: (77.1%), (76.8%), (78.7%), (76.2%), (70.5%) .