Guadalhorce-Guadalteba
Guadalhorce-Guadalteba held 250 hm³ of water on , 90 percent of its capacity of 279 hm³.
in the highest 10 percent for the date
Table: where the water stands
| Level | Value |
|---|---|
| Newest reading | 250 hm³, |
| Normal range for the date | 32 hm³ to 241 hm³ |
| Median for the date | 127 hm³ |
| Capacity | 279 hm³ |
| Highest in our series | 282 hm³ |
| Lowest in our series | 9 hm³ |
About these figures
That is above the normal range for the date, in the highest 10 percent of the weekly values of these dates in the 38 years between 1988 and 2025.
Official levels
- Capacity: 279 hm³. The newest reading is 29 hm³ below it.Set by Fuente: MITECO, Boletín Hidrológico.
Records
- Highest weekly value in our series since 5 January 1988: 282 hm³ on 22 May 1990.
- Lowest weekly value in our series since 5 January 1988: 9 hm³ on 31 October 1995.
About this reservoir
Guadalhorce-Guadalteba is a reservoir in the Mediterránea Andaluza 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.