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Watercare Water Supply Update: 18 March

Thursday, 18 March 2021, 8:40 am
Press Release: Watercare

Rainfall:

 YesterdayPast 7 days
Hūnua Ranges0mm5mm
Waitākere Ranges0mm6.5mm
   

Dam storage (in total):n to

Today:55.41%
Yesterday:55.64%
Normal for this time of year:79.2%

Water consumption:

*Target for second half of March 2021:465 million litres or less a day (for the rolling 7-day average)
Yesterday’s consumption440 million litres
Yesterday’s 7-day rolling average431 million litres

*The target for the second half of March is 465MLD. This is because we expect demand to decline over the course of the month, as the weather becomes cooler.

Please see our weekly water supply update

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