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Watercare Drought Update: 2 July
Please find below the latest drought status update: 2 July.
Rainfall:
| Yesterday | Past 7 days | Rainfall since the start of the drought | |
| Hūnua Ranges | 0mm | 136mm | Since the start of the drought in November 2019, our water catchments have received around 24 per cent less rainfall than normal. |
| Waitākere Ranges | 0.5mm | 181mm |
How full the dams are (in total):
| Today: | 55.35% |
| Yesterday: | 55.5% |
| Normal for this time of year: | 79.8% |
Water consumption:
| Target for June 2020: | 410 million litres or less a day |
| Yesterday’s consumption | 415 million litres |
| Yesterday’s 7-day rolling average | 400 million litres |
See the weekly water supply update
Waikato river treated water flow: 152 million litres
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