Overview
- Krishna Raja Sagar dam reached its full 124.8 ft level on June 29 for the first time in June since 1932
- Kabini reservoir stood at 16.39 tmc ft (84% capacity) on June 29 with outflows of 30,000 cusecs exceeding 20,469 cusecs of inflow to maintain buffer levels
- Basavasagar managers discharged 1.06 lakh cusecs on June 29 against 1.10 lakh cusecs of inflow to protect the Narayanapur reservoir
- Srisailam storage doubled to 152.49 tmc ft by June 30 with inflows peaking at 144,806 cusecs and storage expected to reach at least 198 tmc ft by July 6
- Tamil Nadu opened all 13 Mullaperiyar spillway shutters at 136.40 ft and Kerala’s Idukki rose to 2,363.56 ft (57.74% capacity) under coordinated release protocols