Lake Sevan’s water level fell by 2 centimeters between October 26 and November 1, reaching 1,900.55 meters, according to the Hydrometeorology and Monitoring Center.
At the same time, the lake’s water level remains 23 centimeters higher than on November 1 last year and 33 centimeters higher than on January 1, 2026.
The center also released data on the volume of water entering Lake Sevan through the Arpa-Sevan water conduit. Between October 26 and November 1, approximately 0.518 million cubic meters of water flowed into the lake through the conduit.
According to the published figures, the cumulative volume of water transferred to Lake Sevan through the Arpa-Sevan conduit from the beginning of 2026 through November 1 reached 177.820 million cubic meters.
