Summer Weekly Water Supply Update From Watercare

Monday, 9 December 2024, 11:56 am
Press Release: Watercare

Auckland’s total dam storage today: 83.6%

Historical average dam storage: 88.2%

Seven-day average water use: 463 million litres per day

Leaks reported last week: 1341

Leaks fixed last week: 1322

Weather forecast for the week: Wetter than normal

You can see live dam levels here on our website.

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