ANDALUCIA reservoir levels are still critically low despite the recent rainfall, latest statistics have shown.
Almeria is the worst affected province with water supplies stand at just 9.38% – while Cadiz and Malaga are at perilous levels.
Across Malaga province levels stand at just over 15%, which is alarmingly a 0.2% drop over the past week and a year-on-year fall of 22%.
The stark numbers come after Junta president Juanma Moreno warned the region needs 30 straight days of rain to avoid severe water cuts this summer.
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However, record high temperatures are forecast for the rest of January, with the mercury set to reach the high 20s – with ZERO rain predicted.
In Cadiz, reservoir levels are at 15.32%, with just 0.16% being added over the past week.
Meanwhile, Granada stands at 23.4% (+0.17%), Jaen 21.3% (+0.7%), Sevilla 34% (+5%), Cordoba 18% (+1.6%) and Huelva 36% (+3.8%).