2025 was the fifth driest year since 1901 in Cuba. With a total rainfall of 1,114 millimeters (mm), or 83% of the historical average.
The highest regional rainfall occurred in the eastern region. At 94%, influenced by Hurricane Melissa, the Institutional Communication Directorate of the National Institute of Hydraulic Resources (INRH). Revealed exclusively to the Cuban News Agency in a report on the country’s hydrological situation.
It specified that the central region reached 82% and the western region 74%. While reservoirs ended the year with 5,868 hm3. Representing 64% of their capacity and 228 hm3 below the traditional average.
Consequently, 14 of the 101 main aquifers were found to be in unfavorable condition and one in critical condition. The institution noted in a summary of its management results last year.
During that period, the rainfall deficit severely impacted both reservoirs and groundwater. An unprecedented challenge for the Cuban hydraulic system. Which continues to implement mitigation and recovery strategies amidst adverse weather conditions.
With information from CNA
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