45% less rainfall: these are the conditions of the dams and rivers

The Dominican Republic is experiencing a period of below-average rainfall that has persisted over recent months, impacting the levels of local rivers, streams, and dams. Data from the last 60 days indicates that precipitation has dropped significantly, registering negative deviations ranging from 20 to 45 percent compared to historical averages.

The persistent lack of rainfall is beginning to visibly affect the country's hydrological systems. Authorities and water resource managers are closely monitoring the conditions of dams and waterways as the reduced precipitation levels continue to pose challenges for the nation's water supply.