Water officials on local, provincial and national front are rejoicing following the good rainfall so far this winter.

The fact that the ground is soaked has assisted the runoff from rainfall catchment areas to speedily flow into dams.

The Department of Water and Sanitation says this runoff will hopefully penetrate other water systems including ground water.

Cape Town dam levels are now on average over 75% full!

Watch below to see the amazing impact of the rains:

Kleinmond Lagoon opening up first time in many years. pic.twitter.com/QrcOhjVp9m

— Ricardo Mackenzie MPL (@ricardomackenzi) July 31, 2019

Theewaterskloof Dam looking much better! #WaterIsLife @The_DHS @LindiweSisuluSA @DavidMahlobo @PhethoN @CapeTalk @CapeTimesSA @CapeArgus @Die_Burger @KFMza @HeartFMNews pic.twitter.com/IULwFgyYma

— Water&SanitationRSA (@DWS_RSA) August 1, 2019

Capetonians and others in the Western Cape hoping the winter rains persist but look at how full Theewaterskloof is looking! https://t.co/JTj02twLqG

— SANBWA (@SANBWA) July 30, 2019