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Reservoirs Fill Up: Mallorca Breathes a Sigh of Relief After Rainy January
Current Levels at Gorg Blau and Cúber
Mallorca’s Gorg Blau and Cúber reservoirs have risen to a combined 63.72 percent after heavy January rain.
Published: April 23, 2026
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How full are Mallorca's Gorg Blau and Cúber reservoirs?
The two reservoirs that help supply Palma have recovered to a combined level of 63.72 percent. Gorg Blau is currently fuller than Cúber, and both are well above the very low levels seen at the end of October.
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1FAQ
Why are Mallorca's reservoirs fuller after January rains?
Heavy January rain helped Mallorca’s reservoirs recover noticeably.
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2FAQ
Can you still hike in the Tramuntana after rain in Mallorca?
Yes, but hikers should check conditions first.
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3FAQ
Are there water restrictions in Palma right now?
No water restrictions are planned in Palma for now.
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4FAQ
Is January usually a wet month in Mallorca?
This January was wetter than usual in Mallorca.
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5FAQ
What should I pack for Mallorca if rain is expected?
Pack waterproof clothing and good shoes.
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6FAQ
Why does rain in the Tramuntana matter for Palma's water supply?
Rain in the Tramuntana helps refill Palma’s water reservoirs.
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7FAQ
Does Mallorca still need to save water after the reservoirs rise?
Yes, water saving still matters in Mallorca.
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