Caliraya Dam water level dips slightly
THE water level at Caliraya Dam in Laguna fell by 5 centimeters on Saturday according to the latest monitoring report from the Office of Civil Defense Calabarzon.
Photograph courtesy of Renisce Quintana
LAGUNA — The water level at Caliraya Dam in Laguna dropped slightly on Saturday, according to the latest monitoring report released by the Office of Civil Defense (OCD) Calabarzon.
As of 8 a.m., the reservoir’s water level stood at 287.40 meters, down 0.05 meter — or five centimeters — from the 287.45 meters recorded at the same time on Friday. Monitoring data indicated no gate openings at the facility.
The figures were part of the government’s daily reservoir monitoring report, which tracks water levels and daily changes across major dams nationwide.
Meanwhile, Angat Dam recorded a water level of 210.52 meters, placing it slightly above its normal high water level of 210 meters.
Ipo Dam registered 99.80 meters, while La Mesa Dam stood at 79.49 meters, with both facilities remaining below their respective normal high water thresholds.
Other monitored reservoirs showed mixed, minor fluctuations. Ambuklao Dam recorded 751.46 meters, Binga Dam stood at 574.60 meters, San Roque Dam registered 280.47 meters, Pantabangan Dam stood at 210.73 meters, and Magat Dam recorded 187.42 meters.
Authorities reported no specific flood warnings or emergency conditions concerning Caliraya Dam or other monitored facilities.
The OCD Calabarzon continues to disseminate regular reservoir updates as part of its ongoing disaster preparedness and public information initiatives.