Data or statistical facts on the situation and perspectives of agri-food systems and the impact of policies
40% above average were the inflows to Yacyretá during October 2026, compared with 37% above average since September; the respective flows were 14,400 m³/s and 12,339 m³/s.
32,000 m³/s could be reached by inflows to Yacyretá during the days following October 12, 2026, within a forecast range of 29,000 to 32,000 m³/s; 26,300 m³/s was estimated for the issue date.
5.6 meters could be reached by the Paraná River at Puerto de Ayolas during the days following October 12, 2026, within a forecast range of 5.1 to 5.6 meters, above the 4.2-meter alert level and the 4.5-meter flood threshold.
19,000 m³/s was contributed by Itaipú to the flow reaching Yacyretá, together with 9,000 m³/s from the Iguazú River basin.
5 times the forecast amount was reached by rainfall in the Iguazú River basin, raising its contribution from 1,500 m³/s to 9,000 m³/s.
28,000 m³/s was the approximate inflow at Yacyretá, with an increasing trend expected over the following days.
19,000 m³/s to 18,000 m³/s was the estimated range of the average daily flow released by the Salto Grande dam, according to its joint technical commission.
6.75 m could be reached by the Uruguay River at Paysandú around October 11; when the report was issued, it stood at 5.96 m, was rising at 1 cm per hour and had a safety level of 6.00 m.
6.44 m was the Uruguay River level at Bella Unión, 0.14 m above the 6.30 m safety level and rising at 2 cm per hour.
157.8 mm of rainfall accumulated in Majorca over 24 hours, more than double every other monitoring station; peak one-hour intensity reached 52.6 mm at 2:00 a.m. on October 6, 2026.
