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Watercare water supply update: 7 September

By: Watercare Services
Published: Tue 7 Sep 2021 08:50 AM
Rainfall:YesterdayPast 7 daysHūnua Ranges 3.5mm28.5mmWaitākere Ranges0.5mm57mmDam storage (in total):n toToday:74.65%Yesterday:74.48%Normal for this time of year:89.6%Water consumption:Target for September 2021:410 million litres or less a day (for the rolling 7-day average)Yesterday’s consumption371 million litresYesterday’s 7-day rolling average371 million litres
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