Archive · 28 May 2025
Goa Reservoirs Rejuvenate After Early Monsoon Rains
Goa's water reservoirs are filling up after some heavy rain!
The Amthane reservoir is now 52% full, a big jump from being below 35% a month ago.
The Selaulim reservoir is at 41%, and Canacona's Chapoli and Gaunem reservoirs are also doing well.
Because the monsoon arrived early, officials think the reservoirs might overflow sooner than usual.
This is good news because it helps with water shortages, especially since the water needs to last until the next monsoon.
Goa's water reservoirs are filling up after recent heavy rainfall.
Amthane reservoir is at 52% capacity, a significant increase.
Selaulim reservoir is at 41%, with Chapoli and Gaunem also holding water.
Officials anticipate early overflow due to the monsoon's arrival.
Early monsoon helps alleviate water shortages in the region.
- Who
- Water resource department officials.
- What
- Water reservoirs in Goa are replenishing due to early monsoon rains.
- When
- Recently, after a few days of heavy rainfall and early arrival of monsoon.
- Where
- Goa, India.
- Why
- To address water shortages and prepare for the dry season.
- Amthane Reservoir Level
- 52%
- Selaulim Reservoir Level
- 41%
- Chapoli Reservoir Level
- 49%
- Gaunem Reservoir Level
- 60%
- Canacona Premonsoon Rainfall
- 390.20mm
- Anjunem Reservoir Level
- 20%
- Tillari Reservoir Level
- 26%
- Panchawadi Reservoir Level
- 30%