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01/05/2015
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The level of the six reservoirs that make up the Cantareira System, the main source of the metropolitan region of São Paulo, remained on Sunday (4) at 7.1%, the same level recorded since the 2nd of January, according to Sanitation Company basic State of São Paulo (Sabesp). Until Sunday morning, Sabesp marked 6.7 millimeters (mm) of rain in Cantareira. The last drop registered in the system was 0.1 percentage point on 1 January.
In systems Alto Tietê and High Cotia, there was a slight decrease of 0.1 percentage points, with the Alto Tietê registering 11.9% capacity and accumulation of only 0.4 mm of rain and the High Cotia, with 30.9 % with no rain record. In Guarapiranga, the decrease was greater, 0.3 percentage point. The system operates with 40.3% of its capacity and had record 2.4 mm of rain.
The Guarapiranga and Rio Claro systems also recorded falls between Saturday and Sunday. The Guapiranga records 40.3% of capacity, rain of 17.2 mm and had a decrease of 0.2 percentage point. The Rio Claro is with 31.1% of capacity, and 0.8 mm of rain fell by 0.3 percentage points. But the level of the Rio Grande system was stable, with 72% capacity and recorded 0.8% of rain. (Source: Agency Brazil)
Source: Environment Brazil
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