Watercare Water Supply Update: 24 November

Tuesday, 24 November 2020, 9:30 am
Press Release: Watercare Services

Please find below the latest water supply status update: 24 November.

Rainfall:

	Yesterday	Past 7 days
Hūnua Ranges	0mm	9mm
Waitākere Ranges	0mm	5mm

Dam storage (in total):n to

Today:	72.2%
Yesterday:	72.26%
Normal for this time of year:	91.1%

Water consumption:

Target for November 2020:	433 million litres or less a day (for the rolling 7-day average)
Yesterday’s consumption	419 million litres
Yesterday’s 7-day rolling average	410 million litres

Please see our weekly water supply snapshot

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