Overview
- The system reached 97.27% storage as of October 23, holding about 761.1 million cubic meters out of 782.5 million available, per OCAVM/Conagua.
- Deliveries were raised to 15.706 m³/s, with 9.403 m³/s sent to Mexico City and 6.303 m³/s to the State of Mexico after mid-October adjustments.
- Individual dam levels stand at El Bosque 98.6%, Valle de Bravo 97.7%, and Villa Victoria 94.9%, with agencies indicating no risk to nearby communities.
- Roughly five million residents across 13 Mexico City boroughs and 15 State of Mexico municipalities are receiving increased supply.
- Officials contrast the recovery with the June 2024 low of about 26% capacity and project near-maximum levels by late October, with some suggesting current storage could cover up to two years for a portion of users.