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2021/05/25 10:51 Feitsui Reservoir. (Taipei Feitsui Reservoir Administration image) Feitsui Reservoir. (Taipei Feitsui Reservoir Administration image) TAIPEI (Taiwan News) The start of the long-awaited plum rains have brought 12.1 million cubic meters of water to Taiwan s parched reservoirs. A weather front that arrived in Taiwan Monday (May 24) generated convective cloud systems that brought heavy downpours to many parts of the country. By 5 p.m. that evening, Feitsui Reservoir, Shihmen Reservoir, Xinshan Reservoir, Yongheshan Reservoir, Baoshan Reservoir, and Second Baoshan Reservoir had all received an inflow of water. Over 30 weather stations across the country registered over 100 millimeters of rainfall that day, amounting to 12.1 million cubic meters added to the nation s reservoirs, the equivalent to one day of water consumption, according to a statement issued by the Water Resources Agency (WRA). Feitsui

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