HAVANA, Cuba, March 9 /ACN) 2025 was the fifth driest year since 1901 in Cuba, with a total rainfall of 1,114 millimeters (mm), or 83% of the historical average.
The highest regional rainfall occurred in the eastern region, at 94%, influenced by Hurricane Melissa, the Institutional Communication Department of the National Institute of Hydraulic Resources (INRH) revealed exclusively to the Cuban News Agency in a report on the country's hydrological situation.
It specified that the central region reached 82% and the western region 74%, while reservoirs ended the year with 5,868 hm³, representing 64% of their capacity and 228 hm³ below the traditional average.
Consequently, 14 of the 101 main aquifers were found to be in unfavorable condition and one in critical condition, the institution noted in a summary of its management results last year.
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