Total Capacity
290.8 mln. m³
Current Storage
38.4%
(111.7 mln. m³)
vs Last Year
+23.1%
change
Forecasted Restrictions
Not Expected
Season Inflow
116.0 mln. m³+522%
Season Outflow (est.)
38.8 mln. m³-33%
In the News
Cyprus targets full reliance upon desalination plants by next year•Government investing €168m to tackle water shortage, minister says•MPs warn water crisis threatens future of farming•Farmers demand more irrigation water•Integrating energy and water planning•Cyprus dam levels double compared to last year, WDD official•WDD to distribute water-saving equipment from June 2026•Cabinet approves 3.5 million cubic metres of additional water supply•Dam levels almost double those of last year•Cyprus has recorded the highest May inflow of water into its dams in four decades•Cyprus targets full reliance upon desalination plants by next year•Government investing €168m to tackle water shortage, minister says•MPs warn water crisis threatens future of farming•Farmers demand more irrigation water•Integrating energy and water planning•Cyprus dam levels double compared to last year, WDD official•WDD to distribute water-saving equipment from June 2026•Cabinet approves 3.5 million cubic metres of additional water supply•Dam levels almost double those of last year•Cyprus has recorded the highest May inflow of water into its dams in four decades•
Overall Reservoir Status
Total290.8 mln. m³ capacity
38.4%Current
vs+23.1%
15.3%Last Year
Current Storage
111.690 mln. m³
Last Year
44.586 mln. m³
Last 24h Inflow
0.040 mln. m³
Forecasted Restrictions
Not Expected
Recent Changes (August 13 — 21, 2026)
Friday bulletin: total storage at 38.4% (111.7 MCM) — down from 38.9% (113.1 MCM) eight days ago, a loss of roughly 1.4 MCM, the same slow drawdown pace continuing. Mavrokolympos was the largest mover of the period, down 9.6pp to 48.2% as its summer slide steepens; Agia Marina and Argaka followed with drops of 6.7pp and 5.2pp respectively. The gap over last year holds at 23.1 points. Season inflow: 116.0 MCM. The Arminou→Kouris transfer remains at 20.44 MCM.
Notable movements (vs. August 13):
- Mavrokolympos 48.2% (-9.6pp) — largest mover of the period, steepening summer slide
- Agia Marina 63.8% (-6.7pp) — continuing its multi-week slide
- Argaka 61.1% (-5.2pp) — continuing its multi-week slide
- Pomos 72.1% (-3.4pp) — easing further from near-full
- Kalopanagiotis 98.6% — drifting further off its four-month plateau at 100%
- Achna 1.4% — unchanged, zero inflow all season
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Kouris115.000 mln. m³
39.6%Current
vs+26.0%
13.6%Last Year
Inflow
Last 24h
0.040
mln. m³
Last 7 days
—
mln. m³
Since Oct 1
26.655
mln. m³
Last 12 mo
42.0%15 Jun
7.6%23 Dec
Forecasted Restrictions
Not Expected
Asprokremmos52.375 mln. m³
38.5%Current
vs+24.1%
14.4%Last Year
Inflow
Last 24h
0.000
mln. m³
Last 7 days
—
mln. m³
Since Oct 1
20.243
mln. m³
Last 12 mo
42.0%29 May
7.3%29 Dec
Forecasted Restrictions
Not Expected
Evretou24.000 mln. m³
42.5%Current
vs+26.2%
16.3%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
Kannaviou17.168 mln. m³
46.3%Current
vs+29.6%
16.7%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 ForecastDeclining (3 years)
Drought continues
Expected
Recovery
Restriction Threshold (7%)
Drought continues
Forecasted Restrictions
7/2028
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: 116.041 mln. m³