Otago Rainfall and rivers update #6
Rainfall and rivers update #6
With no weather watches or warnings now in
place, rivers are dropping – but with rivers still in
flood, flood risk remains.
Regional Council staff are emphasising that
although rivers have now peaked, with water levels dropping,
this week’s flood event is by no means over. Water from
the Upper Taieri is still making its way downstream.
Risk remains high in flooded areas, with the size and duration putting flood protection infrastructure under pressure. Thus far, Regional Council infrastructure and floodbanks have performed well.
Regional Council staff remain active in the field across the region.
Council flood management staff are now analysing
potential impacts of further rain forecast over the weekend
and into early next week.
East Taieri Upper Pond at its maximum level earlier today, holding approximately 29 million cubic metres of water
Stay
up-to-date:
We recommend people
check out WaterInfo on our website for the most up to date
information on flows www.orc.govt.nz/managing-our-environment/water/water-monitoring-and-alerts
Twitter:
@ORCfloodinfo
MetService www.metservice.com
New Zealand
Transport Agency https://www.journeys.nzta.govt.nz/otago/
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