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Watercare Water Supply Update 28 October

By: Watercare Services
Published: Wed 28 Oct 2020 09:41 AM
Please find below the latest water supply status update: 28 October.
Rainfall:YesterdayPast 7 daysHūnua Ranges0mm4.5mmWaitākere Ranges0mm6mmHow full the dams are (in total):Today:67.30%Yesterday:67.38%Normal for this time of year:91.5%Water consumption:Target for October 2020:415 million litres or less a day (for the rolling 7-day average)Yesterday’s consumption419 million litresYesterday’s 7-day rolling average402 million litres
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