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water restrictions
water restrictions
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Western Cape municipalities advised to impose precautionary water restrictions
The Western Cape Government has advised municipalities to introduce precautionary water restrictions ahead of a hotter and drier summer season.
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WC dam levels steady, decision on water restrictions next week
Western Cape dam levels remain stable despite light showers, as rain missed key catchment areas. A warm week ahead adds to water-watch pressure.
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Western Cape dam levels show good news and bad news
Dam levels across Western Cape show decline as province faces hotter, drier summer due to El Niño conditions.
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Unseasonable heat, dry winter leave Western Cape dams much lower than last year
Unseasonable September heat compounds Western Cape water woes as dam levels drop 17% below last year following driest winter on record.
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Western Cape dam levels continue upward trend as storage reaches 73.97%
Dam levels across the Western Cape have recorded further gains this week, with the provincial storage now at 73.97%.
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Western Cape dams surge following last weeks devastating rainfall
Heavy rains that brought chaos and flooding to parts of the Western Cape have delivered much-needed relief to the province’s water reserves.
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Western Cape dam levels remain worryingly low despite autumn rains
Despite recent rains, Western Cape water levels are critically low, prompting strict restrictions and urging conservation to prevent future shortages.
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NMB water crisis: Dam levels remain below 30% usable as losses mount
Water levels in Nelson Mandela Bay remain critically low, with the Business Chamber warning urgent intervention is needed.
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Western Cape dam levels continue to fall as water restrictions loom
Western Cape dam levels have dropped significantly due to drought, prompting municipalities to implement water-saving measures and warn of restrictions.
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Western Cape dam levels plummet to 48.8% as water restrictions loom
Dam levels across Western Cape decline to 48.8% from 65.6% last year as drought conditions persist. Water restrictions loom while Knysna faces Day Zero.
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