September 9, 2026
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    September 9, 2026
    Total Capacity
    290.8 mln. m³
    Current Storage
    37.2%
    (108.2 mln. m³)
    vs Last Year
    +23.3%
    change
    Forecasted Restrictions
    Not Expected
    Season Inflow
    116.6 mln. m³+525%
    Season Outflow (est.)
    42.8 mln. m³-31%
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    Overall Reservoir Status

    Total
    290.8 mln. m³ capacity

    37.2%Current
    vs+23.3%
    13.9%Last Year
    Current Storage
    108.227 mln. m³
    Last Year
    40.326 mln. m³
    Last 24h Inflow
    0.014 mln. m³
    Forecasted Restrictions
    Not Expected

    Recent Changes (September 7 — September 9, 2026)

    Wednesday's bulletin, covering two days since Monday's: total storage at 37.2% (108.2 MCM) — down from 37.4% (108.6 MCM) on September 7, a loss of roughly 0.4 MCM over two days, in line with the recent slow drawdown pace. Mavrokolympos again posted the steepest drop, down 1.3pp to 32.9% — a third straight period leading the slide. Kalopanagiotis slipped off its overflow plateau to 99.2%, ending a two-week stretch at 100%. Arminou, last week's lone riser, also eased back slightly to 58.6%. The gap over last year widened slightly to 23.3 points. Season inflow: 116.6 MCM (Aug-Sep so far: 1.15 MCM). The ArminouKouris transfer remains at 20.44 MCM.

    Notable movements (vs. September 7):

    • Mavrokolympos 32.9% (-1.3pp) — steepest drop, a third straight period
    • Agia Marina 55.0% (-1.0pp) — multi-week slide continues
    • Kalopanagiotis 99.2% (-0.8pp) — off its overflow plateau after two weeks at 100%
    • Argaka 53.3% (-0.8pp) — continuing to slide
    • Xyliatos 80.3% (-0.9pp) — steady pullback
    • Achna 1.2% — unchanged, zero inflow all season

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    Kouris
    115.000 mln. m³

    38.8%Current
    vs+26.3%
    12.5%Last Year
    Inflow
    Last 24h
    0.014
    mln. m³
    Last 7 days
    mln. m³
    Since Oct 1
    27.079
    mln. m³
    Last 12 mo
    42.0%15 Jun
    7.6%23 Dec
    Forecasted Restrictions
    Not Expected

    Asprokremmos
    52.375 mln. m³

    37.5%Current
    vs+25.0%
    12.5%Last Year
    Inflow
    Last 24h
    0.000
    mln. m³
    Last 7 days
    mln. m³
    Since Oct 1
    20.330
    mln. m³
    Last 12 mo
    42.0%29 May
    7.3%29 Dec
    Forecasted Restrictions
    Not Expected

    Evretou
    24.000 mln. m³

    40.7%Current
    vs+26.0%
    14.7%Last Year
    Inflow
    Last 24h
    0.000
    mln. m³
    Last 7 days
    mln. m³
    Since Oct 1
    10.205
    mln. m³
    Last 12 mo
    50.2%5 Jun
    10.2%5 Dec
    Forecasted Restrictions
    Not Expected

    Kannaviou
    17.168 mln. m³

    44.5%Current
    vs+29.5%
    15.0%Last Year
    Inflow
    Last 24h
    0.000
    mln. m³
    Last 7 days
    mln. m³
    Since Oct 1
    9.643
    mln. m³
    Last 12 mo
    52.4%28 May
    9.0%29 Dec
    Forecasted Restrictions
    Not Expected

    Storage Forecast
    Declining (3 years)

    Drought continues
    Expected
    Recovery
    Restriction Threshold (7%)
    Drought continues
    Forecasted Restrictions
    8/2028
    Expected
    Forecasted Restrictions
    Not Expected
    Recovery
    Forecasted Restrictions
    Not Expected
    Based on 38-year historical storage patterns. Cards show when storage drops below 7% capacity — the point where water restrictions typically begin.

    Monthly Inflow

    Year 25/26 + Predicted (dry yrs)
    Year 24/25
    Total: 116.644 mln. m³