Western Cape dams still at impressive levels at the end of winter rainy-season

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6 October 2021

Western Cape, dam levels, City of Cape Town, James-Brent Styan

Western Cape dams are still at impressive levels as the province has now exited the winter rainy-season.

The province’s major dams currently stand at more than 81% – last year, this time, also standing at around the same level.

Dams, supplying water to the Mother City, are currently still at almost 100% capacity.

Spokesperson for the Western Cape department of Environment, James-Brent Styan.

For the latest dam level measurements, click here.

Mother City dams almost 100% full.
Western Cape dam levels see >10% increase in past week.

The total capacity of dams supplying the Cape Town metro decreased by 0,30% in the last week, from 99,8% the previous week to 99,5%.

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— City of Cape Town (@CityofCT) October 5, 2021