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    Fragmata.info – Cyprus Water Dam/Reservoir Data Visualizer

    October 14, 2026
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    October 14, 2026

    Chrysochou

    Total Capacity
    26.1 mln. m³
    Current Storage
    39.6%
    (10.4 mln. m³)
    vs Last Year
    +27.7%
    change
    Forecasted Restrictions
    Not Expected
    Since Oct 1
    0.0 mln. m³

    Evretou
    24.000 mln. m³

    38.6%Current
    vs+26.4%
    12.2%Last Year
    Inflow
    Last 24h
    0.000
    mln. m³
    Last 7 days
    —
    mln. m³
    Since Oct 1
    0.021
    mln. m³
    Last 12 mo
    50.2%5 Jun
    10.2%5 Dec
    Forecasted Restrictions
    Not Expected

    Argaka
    0.990 mln. m³

    43.7%Current
    vs+43.4%
    0.3%Last Year
    Inflow
    Last 24h
    0.000
    mln. m³
    Last 7 days
    —
    mln. m³
    Since Oct 1
    0.003
    mln. m³
    Last 12 mo
    100.0%16 Mar
    0.0%3 Nov
    Forecasted Restrictions
    Not Expected

    Pomos
    0.860 mln. m³

    59.5%Current
    vs+46.0%
    13.5%Last Year
    Inflow
    Last 24h
    0.000
    mln. m³
    Last 7 days
    —
    mln. m³
    Since Oct 1
    0.004
    mln. m³
    Last 12 mo
    100.0%16 Feb
    10.2%5 Dec
    Forecasted Restrictions
    Not Expected

    Agia Marina
    0.298 mln. m³

    47.7%Current
    vs+29.2%
    18.5%Last Year
    Inflow
    Last 24h
    0.000
    mln. m³
    Last 7 days
    —
    mln. m³
    Since Oct 1
    0.009
    mln. m³
    Last 12 mo
    100.0%30 Mar
    18.5%27 Oct
    Forecasted Restrictions
    Not Expected

    Storage Forecast
    Declining (4 years)

    Dry years (1 in 10)
    Median
    Wet years (1 in 10)
    Restriction Threshold (7%)
    Dry years (1 in 10)
    Forecasted Restrictions
    Not Expected
    Median
    Forecasted Restrictions
    Not Expected
    Wet years (1 in 10)
    Forecasted Restrictions
    Not Expected
    300 replays of past years' weather (since 1995) from today's level, with drawdown that grows with the water stored. The median is exceeded in half of them; 1 in 10 end below the dry line and 1 in 10 above the wet line. Cards show when storage drops below 7% capacity — the point where water restrictions typically begin.