Emaya, Palma's municipal services agency, had said that if there weren't appreciable rainfalls by the end of September, it would stop drawing water from the Tramuntana reservoirs (Cuber and Gorg Blau). As things have turned out, rain has been sufficient for it to continue to take water, despite the fact that rainfall in the immediate area of the reservoirs has been light compared with other parts of the island.
Drought
Reservoirs topped up by rain but levels remain low
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