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Puerto Rico's Water Crisis

194 updates over 115 days — last updated Oct 11, 2026

Where it stands todayCarraízo is at 40.91 m, in the Safe band; La Plata at 43.52 m, in the Adjustments band.

Where things stand

Day 65 of the metro rotation plan · interruptions paused since Sep 2 · AAA chart of October 10

CarraízoSafe (Seguridad)
40.91 m Carraízo — 40.91 m on AAA's chart of October 10, in the Safe band. Rising 2.8 cm a day this week. At this pace the Spilling line is about 1 days out (around October 12) — arithmetic, not a forecast. 1.34 in of rain at 4 nearby gauges this week.
Down 3 cm since yesterday
1.21 m above the Watch line
La PlataAdjustments (Ajustes)
43.52 m La Plata — 43.52 m on AAA's chart of October 10, in the Adjustments band. Falling 4.5 cm a day this week (falling, but slowing). 18 straight lower mornings, -120 cm. At this pace the Control line is more than two months out — arithmetic, not a forecast. 1.47 in of rain at 3 nearby gauges this week.
Down 2 cm since yesterday
3.02 m above the Control line
CidraWatch (Observación)
400.61 m Cidra — 400.61 m on AAA's chart of October 10, in the Watch band. Rising 1.3 cm a day this week. At this pace the Safe line is more than two months out — arithmetic, not a forecast. 3.57 in of rain at 11 nearby gauges this week.
Unchanged since yesterday
0.38 m above the Adjustments line
The full morning reading

The week's pattern is a split. Carraízo and Cidra are both rising, while La Plata is still falling, though the slide has eased. Carraízo is the clearest beneficiary of the rain: the morning after the October 7 downpour its level jumped 23 cm, the biggest single-morning rise in the past two weeks, and it is now close enough to the Spilling line (Desborde) that this week's pace would carry it across in about 1 day. That is arithmetic, not a forecast, and today's 3 cm dip is a reminder that a single dry morning can interrupt the climb.

La Plata tells a different story. It has now fallen 18 mornings in a row, and the 8.7 cm a day lost the week before has shrunk to 4.5 cm a day. Rain there barely registered: the morning after the week's wettest day, the level still dropped 8 cm. At this week's pace the Control line is more than two months away, so the slowdown buys time rather than a recovery. Cidra is gaining slowly and steadily, but its gains are small against how far the next band up remains, which at the current pace is also more than two months off.

AAA’s 5 AM chart and USGS gauges; rates and pace dates are arithmetic, not forecasts. The same figures are in the Oct 10 Daily Water Watch.

How it got here

Newest first

October28 updates

  1. Water Week in Review: Carraízo Up 17 cm, Oct 4–10

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    The week of October 4–10 on AAA's reservoir charts: Carraízo up 17 cm, La Plata down 27 cm. The numbers first, then what they add up to. 16 of 19 reservoirs sit in the Safe band (Seguridad) or above, 2 in the Watch band (Observación); La Plata is in the…

  2. Para La Naturaleza Holds Tree Giveaway, Aims to Plant 50,000 Trees After Fires and Drought

    via El Nuevo Día

    Para La Naturaleza held its fourth day of free tree distribution on Saturday as part of its La Siembra initiative, after a season of increased wildfires and extreme drought across wide regions of Puerto Rico.

  3. Nine Reservoirs in Puerto Rico Register Water Level Decreases

    via El Nuevo Día

    Nine reservoirs in Puerto Rico registered decreases in their water levels on Saturday, while five increased and five remained unchanged, according to the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (AAA).

  4. 6 daily reservoir readings · Oct 2 – Oct 10
    1. Carraízo at 40.91 m
    2. Carraízo Rises to 40.94 m
    3. Carraízo Rises to 40.88 m
    4. Carraízo at 40.65 m
    5. Carraízo at 40.69 m
    6. AAA Changes the Rationing Plan, Oct 2

  5. Daily Monitoring: 16 Reservoirs at Safe Level, La Plata Drops 8 Centimeters

    via El Nuevo Día

    The Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (AAA) reported that 16 of the island's reservoirs are at a safe level, while the La Plata reservoir continues to register a decrease in its water level, dropping 8 centimeters to 43.54 meters.

  6. Small Businesses Affected by Drought Can Apply for Loans of Up to $2 Million

    via El Nuevo Día

    The Small Business Administration (SBA) is offering loans of up to $2 million to small businesses and organizations in Puerto Rico affected by the drought. The Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) program was enabled after federal disaster declarations due to…

  7. Drought Covers 47.9% of Puerto Rico, Down From 54.5% in Weekly Monitor

    via NotiUno

    The share of Puerto Rico under drought fell for a second reporting period, from 54.5% to 47.9% of the territory, according to the Drought Monitor report released Thursday with data valid as of October 6, 2026.

  8. Carraízo Reservoir Gate Opened to Release Pressure

    via Primera Hora

    The Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (AAA) opened a small gate at the Carraízo reservoir on Thursday to release some pressure from the reservoir, which was at Spilling band.

  9. Decomposing Body Found Near San José Reservoir in San Juan

    via Telemundo PR

    On Thursday morning, the Police found a man's body in a state of decomposition on Borgoña Street, near the San José reservoir in Hato Rey, San Juan. A 9-1-1 call alerted the Police to a suspicious situation, and upon arrival, agents located the body.

  10. La Plata Reservoir Drops 8 Centimeters in Two Days, Only One Still in Adjustments Band

    via Primera Hora

    The La Plata reservoir in Comerío continues to lose water, falling 8 centimeters over two days, six of them between Wednesday and Thursday, according to monitoring data from the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (AAA).

  11. Daily Monitoring: 10 Reservoirs Decrease and 6 Increase Water Levels

    via El Nuevo Día

    According to the daily report from the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (AAA), 10 of the 19 reservoirs included in the report showed decreases in their water levels on Tuesday, while 6 increased and 3 remained unchanged.

  12. La Plata Reservoir Levels Continue to Drop

    via Metro PR

    The Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (AAA) reported that 10 of the 19 reservoirs it monitors daily showed a decrease in water levels over the past 24 hours.

  13. La Plata Reservoir Water Level Continues to Decrease

    via El Nuevo Día

    The La Plata reservoir's water level continued to decrease on Monday, dropping 8 centimeters in the last 24 hours, according to the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (AAA).

  14. Proposed Water Security Law Would Protect Watersheds Against Future Drought Risk

    via El Nuevo Día

    As experts warn about the peak of the El Niño season and effects that could extend through August 2027, the nonprofit La Maraña has presented a draft of the "Ley para la Seguridad Hídrica de Puerto Rico" (Puerto Rico Water Security Act).

  15. Water Week in Review: Carraízo Up 11 cm, Sep 27 – Oct 4

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    The week of September 27–October 4 on AAA's reservoir charts: Carraízo up 11 cm, La Plata down 60 cm. The numbers first, then what they add up to. 16 of 19 reservoirs sit in the Safe band (Seguridad) or above, 2 in the Watch band (Observación); La Plata is in…

  16. Daily Monitoring: 11 Reservoirs Show Increases in Water Levels

    via El Nuevo Día

    The Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (AAA) reported that 11 of the 19 reservoirs it monitors showed increases in water levels on Saturday, while six decreased and two remained unchanged.

  17. La Plata Reservoir Level Drops Again

    via El Vocero

    The La Plata reservoir's water level decreased again over the last 24 hours, according to the daily monitoring report from the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (AAA), updated at 5:00 am on the morning of October 3.

  18. AAA Completes Renovation of Potable Water Pipeline in Utuado

    via AAA on X

    The Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (AAA) has completed the renovation of the potable water pipeline in the area of the Plaza Pública del Poblado Ángeles in the Municipality of Utuado.

  19. Daily Monitoring: Carraízo Reservoir Rises 13 Centimeters, La Plata Continues to Decline

    via El Nuevo Día

    The Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (AAA) reported a daily monitoring update on Friday, showing a decrease in the water level of seven reservoirs, while ten others experienced increases and two remained unchanged.

  20. San Juan Mayor Romero Demands Criteria Behind AAA Water Credit, Calls It 'Insufficient'

    via El Nuevo Día

    San Juan Mayor Miguel Romero on Thursday called the credit that the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (AAA) will grant to about 37,000 customers "insufficient," arguing it does not include all sectors affected by water supply problems or the full…

  21. Loíza Mayor Asks for More AAA Credits After Water Service Interruptions

    via WAPA TV

    Loíza Mayor Julia Nazario told political analyst Jay Fonseca on the program Los Datos Son Los Datos that some areas of the municipality went more than 120 days without water or with unstable service.

  22. Drought Eases in Puerto Rico but Still Affects More Than Half the Island

    via Metro PR

    Drought conditions in Puerto Rico show significant improvement, although more than half of the territory remains affected. The latest U.S. Drought Monitor update, with data valid as of September 29, places 54.5% of the island under some drought category.

  23. Water Rationing Begins for Several Naranjito Communities as Cedro Reservoirs Run Low

    via Primera Hora

    Residents of several Naranjito communities will face water rationing starting Friday, October 2, because of falling water levels in the Cedro reservoirs. Naranjito Mayor Orlando Ortiz Chevres announced that the interruption plan begins at 6:00 a.m. and will…

September93 updates

  1. Daily Monitoring: 11 Reservoirs Register Declines, Including Carraízo and La Plata

    via El Nuevo Día

  2. 18 daily reservoir readings · Sep 1 – Sep 29
    1. Carraízo at 40.53 Meters
    2. Carraízo at 40.58 Meters
    3. Carraízo at 40.70 Meters
    4. Carraízo at 40.75 Meters
    5. Carraízo Rises to 40.80 Meters
    6. Carraízo Rises to 40.64 Meters
    7. Carraízo Back in the Seguridad Band
    8. Carraízo Rises to 39.25 Meters
    9. Carraízo Rises to 39.07 Meters
    10. Carraízo Rises to 39.02 Meters
    11. Carraízo at 38.83 Meters
    12. Carraízo at 38.87 Meters
    13. Carraízo at 38.94 Meters
    14. Carraízo at 39.01 Meters
    15. Carraízo Steady at 39.09 Meters
    16. Carraízo Rises to 39.11 Meters
    17. Carraízo Back in the Observación Band
    18. Carraízo Rises to 37.20 Meters

  3. Loíza Could Face New Water Rationing as Canovanillas River Levels Drop

    via Radio Isla

  4. Senator Expresses Reservations About AAA’s 50% Discount on Water Bills

    via NotiUno

  5. Puerto Rico House Passes Bill Requiring AAA Transparency and Customer Credits for Water Outages

    via Radio Isla

  6. La Plata Reservoir Continues to Decline, No Rationing Considered

    via Primera Hora

  7. AAA Reports Decreases in 15 Reservoirs

    via Metro PR

  8. AAA Allocates Only 4% of Funds to Repair Pipes as Water Loss Increases

    via Centro de Periodismo Investigativo

  9. Governor Announces Credit for 37,000 AAA Customers Affected by Water Service Outages

    via El Nuevo Día

  10. Request to Rehabilitate Water Wells Remains with Fiscal Supervision Board

    via NotiCel

  11. Drought Committee Keeps Rationing Plans Inactive

    via NotiCel

  12. Outgoing San Juan Archbishop Issues Pastoral Letter on Water and Energy Crisis

    via Telemundo PR

  13. La Plata Reservoir Drops 8 Centimeters Amid Ongoing Drought

    via El Nuevo Día

  14. UIA-AAA Membership Ratifies New PCR Agreements

    via Radio Isla

  15. Carraízo Reservoir Reaches Highest Safety Level, La Plata Drops

    via NotiCel

  16. La Plata Reservoir Loses More Water as Puerto Rico’s Reservoir Levels Decline

    via Primera Hora

  17. Water Week in Review: Carraízo Down 18 cm, September 20–27

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  18. AAA Coordinates Repair of Leak in Camuy Water System

    via AAA on X

  19. Drought Watch: 53 Towns in Drought, Extreme in 12 Towns

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  20. USDA Expands Federal Drought Disaster Declaration to Cover 63 Puerto Rico Municipalities

    via NotiCel

  21. Eastern Puerto Rico Escapes Extreme Drought After Heavy Rains

    via Primera Hora

  22. Daily Monitoring: Carraízo and La Plata Reservoirs Decrease

    via El Nuevo Día

  23. Carraízo Reservoir Water Level Drops for Third Consecutive Day

    via Metro PR

  24. AAA Says East-Side Rationing Ended Two Weeks Ago. The Towns Say No One Told Them

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  25. Water Levels in Puerto Rico’s Reservoirs Fluctuate, Rain Forecasted

    via Metro PR

  26. AAA Paid $50 Million to Firms to Fix Water Loss, But Problem Has Worsened

    via Sin Comillas

  27. AAA Customers May Receive Credit for Deficient Service by End of Month

    via El Nuevo Día

  28. Oasis in the Midst of Drought: Efforts to Conserve Guayama’s Thermal Water Wells

    via Primera Hora

  29. Water Week in Review: Carraízo Up 167 cm, September 13–20

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  30. Puerto Rico Reservoirs Maintain Optimal Levels

    via Metro PR

  31. Water Service Interrupted in Ciales Due to Pumping Station Failure

    via AAA on X

  32. Governor Touts Carraízo Reservoir Rise, Cites Cloud-Seeding Skeptics

    via Metro PR

  33. Hatillo Mayor Slams AAA as 60% of Town Left Without Water

    via Metro PR

  34. Relief for La Plata Reservoir After Recent Rains

    via Telemundo PR

  35. Drought Watch: 60 Towns in Drought, Extreme in 36 Towns

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  36. AAA and Union Reach Progress on Pay Classification Plan

    via Metro PR

  37. San Juan Residents Still Face Low Water Pressure Despite End of Rationing

    via WAPA TV

  38. AAA to Issue First Water Outage Credits by End of September

    via Radio Isla

  39. Rainfall Eases Extreme Drought Slightly Across Puerto Rico

    via Primera Hora

  40. Carraízo Reservoir Rises 83 cm, Returns to 'Safe' Level

    via El Nuevo Día

  41. AAA Will Credit About 37,000 Water Bills, and the Senate Says That Is Too Few

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  42. Water Utility Union UIA to Meet AAA Thursday Before Possible Strike Vote Activation

    via El Nuevo Día

  43. Governor: Water Rationing 'Completely Ruled Out' for Now Amid Carraízo Reservoir Improvement

    via El Nuevo Día

  44. Gov. González Backs AAA President Amid Water Crisis, Addresses Senate Tensions

    via El Nuevo Día

  45. Carraízo and La Plata Reservoirs Start the Week with Increased Water Levels

    via Primera Hora

  46. Water Week in Review: Carraízo Up 20 cm, September 6–13

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  47. Guineo Reservoir Exceeds Overflow Level

    via Metro PR

  48. Mixed Results for Puerto Rico’s Reservoirs

    via Primera Hora

  49. Fiscal Board Delays Governor’s Request to Fund Well Reactivation Amid Drought Emergency

    via Primera Hora

  50. Reservoir Levels Rise Ahead of Rain-Free Weekend in Puerto Rico

    via Primera Hora

  51. Drought Watch: 61 Towns in Drought, Extreme in 39 Towns

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  52. AAA Rules Out Large-Scale Desalination as Viable Solution for Future Water Crises

    via El Nuevo Día

  53. Puerto Rico Drought Shows Slight Improvement but Extreme Conditions Persist

    via El Nuevo Día

  54. AAA Chief and Senate President Distance Themselves from Bill to Expropriate Community Well Lands

    via El Nuevo Día

  55. AAA Begins Cloud Seeding to Combat Drought in Puerto Rico

    via Primera Hora

  56. Carraízo and La Plata Reservoirs Receive Insufficient Rainfall

    via WAPA TV

  57. Hundreds Protest AAA Over Ongoing Water Service Failures in Santurce

    via El Nuevo Día

  58. Sediment Buildup in Reservoirs Limits Puerto Rico’s Water Storage Capacity

    via WAPA TV

  59. AAA Denies Viral Message Claiming Contaminated Drinking Water in Puerto Rico

    via Metro PR

  60. La Plata and Cidra Reservoirs Remain at 'Adjustment' Levels

    via Primera Hora

  61. AAA Lists Water Oasis Sites for Areas Hit by Carraízo Rationing

    via El Nuevo Día

  62. Study of 'Forever Chemicals’ in Puerto Rico’s Rivers and Reservoirs to Be Expanded

    via El Nuevo Día

  63. Daily Monitoring: 10 Reservoirs Show Water Level Declines Amid Drought

    via El Nuevo Día

  64. Water Week in Review: Carraízo Up 187 cm, August 30–September 6

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  65. Drought Watch: 65 Towns in Drought, Extreme in 40 Towns

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  66. Embalses.app: Hourly Updates on Puerto Rico’s Reservoir Water Levels

    via WAPA TV

  67. Carraízo Reservoir Level Decreases, Remains Under Observation

    via El Nuevo Día

  68. Army Corps Grants 5-Year Permit for Dry Dredging of Carraízo Reservoir

    via El Nuevo Día

  69. AAA: Carraízo Reservoir Levels Rising, Hopes to Reach Safety Threshold

    via Radio Isla

  70. Government Unsure if Wells to Boost San Juan Water Supply Are Safe for Consumption

    via El Nuevo Día

  71. Water Watch Review: 26 Days of Metro Rationing, by the Numbers

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  72. Governor Announces Expanded Federal Drought Disaster Declaration for Puerto Rico

    via Radio Isla

  73. Meteorologist Warns Drought Will Persist Despite Reservoir Improvement

    via Telemundo PR

  74. AAA Employee Reprimanded for Allowing Citizens to Observe Water Valve Opening

    via El Nuevo Día

  75. AAA Announces Resignations of Two High-Ranking Officials

    via Primera Hora

  76. Governor Announces Temporary Pause to Water Rationing for Carraízo Customers

    via Radio Isla

Earlier73 updates

  1. August · 35 updates

    1. Puerto Rico Reservoirs Losing Up to a Third of Storage Capacity, Study Finds

      via El Nuevo Día

    2. 11 daily reservoir readings · Aug 12 – Aug 31
      1. Carraízo Rises to 37.14 Meters
      2. Carraízo at 37.07 Meters
      3. Carraízo at 37.20 Meters
      4. Carraízo at 37.26 Meters
      5. Carraízo at 37.34 Meters
      6. Carraízo at 37.41 Meters
      7. Carraízo at 37.46 Meters
      8. Carraízo at 37.52 Meters
      9. Day Nine: Carraízo Down Another 3 Centimeters
      10. Day Seven: Carraízo Rose 7 Centimeters
      11. Day Five: The Rain Arrived — and Carraízo Rose for the First Time

    3. San Juan Court Warns AAA Over Possible Breach of Water Supply Agreements

      via El Nuevo Día

    4. Drought in Puerto Rico to Persist and Worsen

      via Centro de Periodismo Investigativo

    5. Excavator Stolen from AAA Plant in Barceloneta

      via Primera Hora

    6. Puerto Rico Announces Federal Aid for Farmers Affected by Drought

      via El Nuevo Día

    7. Extreme Drought Worsens Across Puerto Rico, Now Affects 34 Municipalities

      via Primera Hora

    8. Carraízo Slips 6 Centimeters

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    9. Local Ice Producers Ask Health Dept. to Revoke Import Exemption Amid Drought

      via NotiUno

    10. Carraízo Falls 7 Centimeters

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    11. Draft of New Drought Protocol in Hands of Energy Czar

      via El Nuevo Día

    12. Loíza Mayor Demands Governor Replace AAA Management Over Water Crisis

      via Radio Isla

    13. Four Days Into Rationing: What AAA’s Own Charts Show — and Where the Rain Is

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    14. AAA Rules Out Immediate Rationing at La Plata Reservoir, Cites Delays at Carraízo

      via El Nuevo Día

    15. Puerto Rico’s Secretary of State Admits Communication Gap Between Mayors and Water Utility AAA

      via El Nuevo Día

    16. La Plata Reservoir Sees 60-Centimeter Drop in One Week

      via El Nuevo Día

    17. Scientific Committee Not Activated Despite Ongoing Drought

      via El Nuevo Día

    18. Will Cloud Seeding Alleviate Puerto Rico’s Drought?

      via Primera Hora

    19. A Crisis in Broad Daylight: The AAA’s Path to Today’s Emergency

      via El Nuevo Día

    20. Dry Dredging to Be Assessed at Carraízo Reservoir

      via WAPA TV

    21. The Water Is Now Rationed: How Puerto Rico Got Here and What the Plan Means for You

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    22. Drought Choking Puerto Rico’s Agriculture May Lead to Higher Consumer Prices

      via Metro PR

    23. Daily Monitoring of Reservoirs: Water Reserves in Puerto Rico

      via El Nuevo Día

    24. Government to Continue Dredging Reservoirs to Mitigate Drought

      via WAPA TV

    25. Second AAA Reservoir Falls to Operational Adjustment Level

      via El Nuevo Día

  2. July · 29 updates

    1. AAA President Rejects 'Impasse' with San Juan Municipality Over Water Management Priorities

      via El Nuevo Día

    2. Puerto Rico to Declare State of Emergency Due to Drought

      via El Nuevo Día

    3. Rainfall from Trough Leaves Up to 2 Inches in Some Areas, But Drought Persists

      via El Nuevo Día

    4. AAA to Give Update on Puerto Rico Drought Situation

      via Telemundo PR

    5. AAA to Adjust Bills for Customers Without Water Service in June

      via El Nuevo Día

    6. Drought Puts Water Supply at Risk in Six Municipalities

      via La Perla del Sur

    7. Six Puerto Rico Towns May Face Water Rationing Amid Drought and Heat

      via Primera Hora

    8. PR Bill Would Give Automatic Credit on Water Bills for Outages Over 24 Hours

      via Telemundo PR

    9. Puerto Rico Reservoir Levels Continue to Decline; Two Under Observation

      via Primera Hora

    10. New AAA Outage: Santurce Residents Left Without Water Again, with No Explanation

      via El Nuevo Día

    11. AAA Reports Rising Water Pressure, Continues Operational Adjustments in San Juan, Carolina and Loíza

      via El Nuevo Día

    12. AAA Adjusts Operations to Improve Water Pressure in San Juan Metro Area

      via Primera Hora

    13. Residential Cistern Demand Doubles Amid Water Crisis

      via El Nuevo Día

    14. San Juan Residents Protest Water Outages with Pot-Banging and Honking

      via El Nuevo Día

    15. About 22,000 Customers Still Without Water Between Metro Area and Isabela

      via El Nuevo Día

    16. More Puerto Rico Towns Fall Into Severe Drought Category

      via Primera Hora

    17. AAA Restores Water After Repairs at Sergio Cuevas Filtration Plant

      via Primera Hora

    18. Water Crisis: Municipalities Face Million-Dollar Expenses Due to Service Failures

      via El Nuevo Día

    19. Water Crisis Persists in Canóvanas as Rain Fails to Prevent Service Interruption

      via El Nuevo Día

    20. 188,000 Customers Without Water in Metro Area as AAA Repair Falls Behind Schedule

      via El Nuevo Día

    21. PR Governor Warns 13 Municipalities Could Face Water Rationing Amid Drought

      via El Nuevo Día

    22. San Juan Activates Water Oases Amid AAA Service Suspension

      via El Nuevo Día

    23. AAA Announces Water Rationing Plan for Río Grande and Canóvanas Communities

      via El Nuevo Día

    24. AAA Announces Works That Will Cause Water Service Interruptions in Metro, North, and South Regions

      via El Nuevo Día

    25. Carraízo and Three Other Reservoirs Under Observation Due to Dry Conditions

      via El Nuevo Día

    26. Over 40% of Puerto Rico Remains Under Drought Conditions

      via NotiCel

    27. AAA Rules Out E. Coli Presence in Water Distributed from Canóvanas Plant

      via El Nuevo Día

    28. Essential LUMA and AAA Improvements in Carraízo to Affect Electricity and Water Services

      via El Nuevo Día

    29. Moderate Drought Nearly Doubles in Puerto Rico After a Week of Little Rain

      via El Nuevo Día

  3. June · 9 updates

    1. Loíza Faces Water Crisis Amid Baseball Tournament

      via Primera Hora

    2. AAA Awaits Lab Results to Determine Source of Substance in Canóvanas Water Station

      via El Nuevo Día

    3. AAA Halts Operations at Canóvanas Water Filtration Plant Due to Suspicious Substance

      via El Nuevo Día

    4. Several Puerto Rico Municipalities Experience Severe Drought

      via Primera Hora

    5. Water Rationing Plan to Be Activated Due to Low Rainfall

      via NotiCel

    6. AAA Evaluates Scheduled Water Interruptions Due to Drought

      via El Nuevo Día

    7. Mayors of Loíza and Canóvanas Await Response from AAA on Water Rationing

      via El Nuevo Día

    8. Thousands of Families Remain Without Water Due to AAA Crisis

      via El Nuevo Día

    9. San Juan Invests $1 Million to Install Cisterns in Up to 400 Homes Affected by Water Crisis

      via Primera Hora

Every update is here, newest first: this month in full, the month before it as headlines, earlier months a line each. Dates are Puerto Rico time.

Still open

  • Carraízo: whether the rise survives a dry week — this week's gain came with 1.34 in of rain nearby.
  • La Plata: whether the slowdown holds — a second week under 8.7 cm a day would show the decline easing.
  • Cidra: whether the rise survives a dry week — this week's gain came with 3.57 in of rain nearby.
  • Río Grande, Canóvanas and Loíza: whether AAA says in public that the east-side rationing is over, and posts that the Canóvanas filtration plant is back in operation.
  • Naranjito: AAA's Cedro Arriba plan — its calendar runs through October 31; whether AAA extends it, changes the phase or ends it.

Who is involved

Counted across this story’s own 194 articles. Names link to everything the archive holds on them; towns and reservoirs have their own pages instead.