According to updated data at 7:00 AM on August 24, in the North, Tuyen Quang Lake has an upstream water level of 104.87m, water inflow to the lake of 730m3/s and no discharge. Lai Chau Lake reached 292.5m, water inflow of 1,424m3/s, total discharge volume of 1,527m3/s.
Son La Lake has a water level of 199.92m, 15.08m lower than the normal water level of 215m. Inflow to the lake reached 2,788m3/s, no total discharge volume recorded.
Hoa Binh Lake reached 102.66m, 14.34m lower than the normal water level of 117m. Inflow to the lake 2,576m3/s, total discharge 570m3/s.
At Thac Ba Lake, the water level is at 54.27m, inflow to the lake is 324m3/s, total discharge is 465.68m3/s.
Khe Bo Lake has a water level of 65m, equal to the normal water level; inflow and total discharge both reach 535m3/s.
In the North Central region, Trung Son Lake has a water level of 150.45m, flow rate of 2,022m3/s, total discharge rate of 1,432m3/s. Ban Ve Lake reached 189.75m, flow rate of 332m3/s, total discharge rate of 340m3/s.
In the South Central Coast, most reservoirs have water levels lower than normal water levels. A Vuong Lake reached 345.98m, lower than 34.02m; Song Bung 2 reached 576.72m, lower than 28.28m; Song Tranh 2 reached 144.96m, lower than 30.04m compared to normal water levels.
The Central Highlands region recorded quite large water inflows at some lakes. Pleikrông Lake has a water level of 557.72m, inflow rate of 433m3/s, total discharge rate of 246m3/s.
Ialy Lake reached 505.26m, inflow 415m3/s, total discharge 246m3/s. Se San 3 Lake has a water level of 303.44m, inflow 290m3/s and total discharge 224m3/s.
In the Southeast region, Tri An Lake has a water level of 55.16m, 6.84m lower than the normal water level of 62m. Inflow to the lake reached 890m3/s, total discharge 251m3/s. Thac Mo Lake has a water level of 206.8m, inflow to 185.99m3/s.
