“…The management of water resources is increasingly necessary, given its importance for the various hydrological realities and the increase in the multiple demands for the use of water for human, industrial, animal watering, agricultural irrigation, energy generation, recreation, tourism, navigation, maintenance of natural ecosystems, among others [1]. In recent decades, with population growth, conflicts associated with water use have increased significantly in socioeconomic aspects, 2 regardless of the spatial scale [1]. In this sense, for adequate water management, it is necessary to understand and quantify this natural resource through the components of the hydrological cycle in hydrographic basins.…”