The intense rainfall has transformed the water situation in the region. The Riudecanyes reservoir reached a historic 100.38% of its volume, storing 5.322 cubic hectometers. Managers have initiated preventive discharge controls to ensure the safety of the dam infrastructure.

Meanwhile, the Siurana reservoir has seen a notable increase, currently standing at 66.7% with 8.014 hm³. In contrast, the Gaià reservoir remains at a concerning 10.275%, highlighting the uneven impact of the recent storms across different basins.

While the rain brings hope to local farmers and irrigation communities, experts remind the public that the long-term drought is not yet over, and water resources must still be managed with caution.