The volume of stored water in the region is currently 0.5 points below the historical average. During June, rainfall recorded at the dams was 5.6 l/m2, a figure significantly lower than the 32.5 l/m2 average for this period.
This lack of precipitation resulted in reservoir inflows of only 11.1 cubic hectometers, 71.3% less than expected. Simultaneously, high temperatures drove a 10.1% increase in consumption compared to the same month last year, with 55 cubic hectometers diverted for public supply.
Given this scenario, the public company has called on citizens to promote responsible water use. Through its official channels, recommendations have been shared to optimize domestic consumption, such as running appliances at full capacity or avoiding watering during peak sunlight hours.
Although the hydrological situation remains within normal parameters, the company continues to implement efficiency plans. Strategic measures include infrastructure renewal, early leak detection, and the use of reclaimed water for industrial purposes and green area maintenance.
