Indian Reservoirs See Sixth Week of Storage Decline

The water levels in many big Indian reservoirs have been going down for six weeks in a row.

Now, they are at 82.51% of their full capacity.

This is still better than last year and the average over the last ten years.

Most of the country hasn't had much rain lately, which is why the water levels are dropping.

Some places, like the western and central regions, have more water than others.

Experts think the water levels might keep dropping because of fog and cold weather.