Angat Dam Water Level Inches Up Amid El Niño, Supply Concerns Remain
The water level at Angat Dam, a primary source for Metro Manila, has seen a slight increase amid the prevailing El Niño. However, with El Niño expected to persist until the first half of 2027, ongoing concerns remain regarding future rainfall and its impact on water supply.
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