Reservoirs in the Republic of Cyprus are 35.6 per cent full, a significant increase on the same time last year, according to Haravgi newspaper.
The paper reported that water stored in the dams has risen from 34,703 cubic metres last year to 103,386 cubic metres this year.
It said rainfall in October had kept reservoir levels at the same level as in September, while the Kalopanayiotis dam is currently completely full.
Among the other reservoirs, Xyliatos is at 75.2 per cent, Vyzakia at 72 per cent, Arminou at 61.6 per cent and Pomos at 60.5 per cent.
Germasogeia is 48.3 per cent full, Agia Marina 47.7 per cent, Argaka 43.5 per cent, Polemidia 43.1 per cent, Kannaviou 42.4 per cent, Evretou 38.8 per cent and Asprokremmos 35.7 per cent.
Dams with levels below 30 per cent include Mavrokolympos at 29.7 per cent, Dipotamos at 25.1 per cent, Kalavasos at 21.8 per cent, Lefkara at 17.3 per cent and Achna at 8.3 per cent.
Kouris, the largest reservoir on the island, with a capacity of 115 million cubic metres, is 36.9 per cent full, the report said, quoting a figure of 42,467 cubic metres.