AMMAN — The Kingdom’s 14 main dams now hold 28.3 per cent,
or 79 million cubic meters (mcm), of their total storage capacity of 336 mcm,
the Ministry of Water and Irrigation said on Saturday, according to the Jordan
News Agency, Petra.
Also,
65.2 per cent, or 5.343 billion cubic meters, of the Kingdom’s long-term
rainfall average of 8.1 billion cubic meters have been recorded since the start
of the 2021-2022 wet season.
Despite
historically scarce precipitation, the southern Red Sea port of Aqaba has seen
its annual average at 183.8 per cent since the beginning of the season.
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AMMAN — The Kingdom’s 14 main dams now hold 28.3 per cent,
or 79 million cubic meters (mcm), of their total storage capacity of 336 mcm,
the
Ministry of Water and Irrigation said on Saturday, according to the Jordan
News Agency, Petra.
Also,
65.2 per cent, or 5.343 billion cubic meters, of the Kingdom’s long-term
rainfall average of 8.1 billion cubic meters have been recorded since the start
of the 2021-2022 wet season.
Despite
historically scarce precipitation, the southern Red Sea port of Aqaba has seen
its annual average at 183.8 per cent since the beginning of the season.
Read more National news
