Rainfall raises dams storage to 116mcm

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Home Jordan News Rainfall raises dams storage to 116mcm 16-03-2023 09:42 AM Ammon News - The Ministry of Water and Irrigation / Jordan Valley Authority said that the total storage volume in the dams until Thursday morning rose to 116 million cubic meters, or 40,5% of their total storage capacity of 280,7 million cubic meters. Storage volume in Al-Wihda Dam amounted to 14,5mcm at 13.6%, while Wadi Arab Dam now holds 8,3mcm at 49% and Zaqlab Dam has 1,5mcm, at 38%. Kufranja Dam storage now stands at 2,5mcm at 33% rate, King Talal Dam is currently holding 46mcm at 69.8%, and Wadi Shuaib Dam at 1,254mcm, 100% full. Meanwhile, storage in Kafrin Dam amounted to 5,267mcm at 62%, Zarqa Ma’in Dam now holds 527,000cm at 26.3%, Wala Dam has 7,3mcm at 29%. In addition, Mujib Dam holds 22,8 mcm at 92%, Tanour Dam has 4,6mcm at 32%, Ljoun Dam currently has 176,000cm at 17,6%, and Karak Dam holds 171,000cm at 8,5%.

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Rainfall raises dams storage to 116mcm

16-03-2023 09:42 AM

Ammon News - The Ministry of Water and Irrigation / Jordan Valley Authority said that the total storage volume in the dams until Thursday morning rose to 116 million cubic meters, or 40,5% of their total storage capacity of 280,7 million cubic meters.

Storage volume in Al-Wihda Dam amounted to 14,5mcm at 13.6%, while Wadi Arab Dam now holds 8,3mcm at 49% and Zaqlab Dam has 1,5mcm, at 38%.

Kufranja Dam storage now stands at 2,5mcm at 33% rate, King Talal Dam is currently holding 46mcm at 69.8%, and Wadi Shuaib Dam at 1,254mcm, 100% full.

Meanwhile, storage in Kafrin Dam amounted to 5,267mcm at 62%, Zarqa Ma’in Dam now holds 527,000cm at 26.3%, Wala Dam has 7,3mcm at 29%. In addition, Mujib Dam holds 22,8 mcm at 92%, Tanour Dam has 4,6mcm at 32%, Ljoun Dam currently has 176,000cm at 17,6%, and Karak Dam holds 171,000cm at 8,5%.

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