City
Epaper

Navi Mumbai's Morbe Dam Water Level Stand at 46.85%, Sufficient for Next 126 Days

By Amit Srivastava | Updated: April 4, 2024 19:47 IST

With Monsoon still at least two months away, the current gross storage of Morbe Dam, the city's primary water ...

Open in App

With Monsoon still at least two months away, the current gross storage of Morbe Dam, the city's primary water source, stands at 46.85%. At this level, the civic body anticipates being able to sustainably meet the city's water demand for the next 126 days.

Currently, the dam level stands at 76 meters, showing a slight rise from 75.84 meters a year ago. It's worth noting that the dam's maximum capacity is 88 meters. Dam's capacity reached an impressive 97%, thanks to the catchment area receiving more than 3770 mm of rainfall in 2023. Located in Khalapur, Raigad district, this dam serves as a crucial water source. Over the last couple of years, Raigad district has experienced an average rainfall of 3400 mm.

Morbe Dam has a total storage capacity of 190.890 million cubic meters (MCM). By March 20, it stored 98.078 MCM, equivalent to 51.31% of its total capacity. An official from Morbe Dam verified that the current water level is at 77.17 meters, with a maximum capacity of 88 meters.

Tags: Morbe DamWater supplyNavi MumbaiMaharashtra
Open in App

Related Stories

MumbaiHeavy Rain Forecast for Mumbai: CM Fadnavis Reviews Flood Situation Across Maharashtra, with the Next 12 Hours Critical

MumbaiMumbai: Bangladeshi Undertrial Who Escaped From JJ Hospital Nabbed After Three-Day Hunt

MaharashtraMaharashtra: Father and Four Children Found Dead in Shirdi Well, Mass Suicide Suspected

Mumbai21-Year-Old Bangladeshi Woman Undertrial Flees from Sir JJ Hospital in Mumbai

MaharashtraMaharashtra: Massive Fire Breaks Out on Pune–Ausha Travel Bus, 30 Passengers Rescued Safely

Maharashtra Realted Stories

MaharashtraMaharashtra TAIT Result 2025 Declared at mscepune.in; Heres How to Check

MumbaiMumbai Accident: Mother and Son Killed After Being Run Over by BEST Bus in Wadala

ThaneThane Schools and Colleges Closed on August 19 Amid IMD's Red Alert for Heavy Rain

MumbaiMumbai: Customs Seize Drugs Worth Rs 8.56 Crore at CSMI Airport, Two Held

MaharashtraMaharashtra: Drunk Driver Hits Pedestrians, Rams Vehicles in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar