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After years of drought left Morocco's reservoirs nearly empty, record rainfall this season has pushed national dam levels above 70% capacity. The Bouregreg-Chaouia Basin alone saw 82% more rain than average, tripling last year's totals and refilling critical water supplies for millions.
Morocco's water reserves have jumped 136% in a year, filling dams to nearly two-thirds capacity after years of drought. The recovery brings hope for millions who depend on the reservoirs for drinking water, farming, and power.
Morocco's water reserves have jumped nearly 70% in just weeks, reaching levels not seen in months. After years of drought stress, four major dams now stand at full capacity.