World Water Levels

El Vellón (Pedrezuela)

El Vellón (Pedrezuela) held 33 hm³ of water on , 80 percent of its capacity of 41 hm³.

33 hm³

Change in a week
0 hm³

The long view: past months, years and the whole record

within the normal range for the date

33 hm³Normal for the date4 hm³ to 34 hm³Capacity: 41 hm³Highest 41 hm³Lowest 0 hm³Median 19 hm³
The normal range for 6 October is 4 hm³ to 34 hm³: the 10th to 90th percentile of the weekly values from 29 September to 13 October in 38 years between 1988 and 2025.
Table: where the water stands
LevelValue
Newest reading33 hm³,
Normal range for the date4 hm³ to 34 hm³
Median for the date19 hm³
Capacity41 hm³
Highest in our series41 hm³
Lowest in our series0 hm³
About these figures

That is within the normal range for the date.

Official levels

Records

  • Highest weekly value in our series since 5 January 1988: 41 hm³ on 19 January 1988.
  • Lowest weekly value in our series since 5 January 1988: 0 hm³ on 12 September 1989.

About this reservoir

El Vellón (Pedrezuela) is a reservoir in the Tajo basin, Spain.

Its readings come from Spain's Ministry for the Ecological Transition (MITECO), from its weekly Boletín Hidrológico.

The value is the water stored in the reservoir, in cubic hectometres (hm³; one hm³ is a million cubic metres), as MITECO's weekly bulletin gives it for each Tuesday.

MITECO calls every value of its bulletin provisional and subject to review and validation.