Overview

• The Valley of Mexico water authority reported the system at 74.27% of capacity on September 2, equal to 581.197 million cubic meters.
• August closed at 73.44% or 574.684 million cubic meters, described by sector reports as the highest month-end level in five years.
• Valle de Bravo reached about 80.5% fill, Villa Victoria 68.0%, and El Bosque 67.8%, reflecting broad gains across the three main storage dams.
• Mexico City logged more than 10 million cubic meters of rainfall on September 2, and the national meteorological service forecast additional showers into September 4–5.
• Current storage marks a major improvement from roughly 45–46% at this time in 2024, with authorities urging continued conservation and infrastructure upgrades to sustain progress.