November 1st, 2010 Latest dam levels now available. At face value 91% doesn’t look to bad, but if you look back over previous years and consider we’ve had a dry winter here in the Cape, it’s not a rosey picture. So keep saving every drop you can as we may well have water restrictions this summer! They may not be immediately necessary, but a little pain now for long term [... read more]
October 25th, 2010 Well to say it’s been a while would be a massive understatement… here is our first dam levels update in over a month. Sorry for the delay guys. At face value it doesn’t look to bad, but we know we’ve had a dry winter here in the Cape, so keep saving every drop you can as we may well have water restrictions this summer? They may not [... read more]
August 9th, 2010 Firstly, it must be said, Happy Birthday Berg River Dam !!! It’s been 2 years this week since we first started getting stats wrt its capacity. Secondly, my apologies for the delay this week guys, Monday’s holiday appears to have thrown a spanner in the works. Our Cape Town Dam Levels are, predictably, a little down on last weeks numbers and still well off this week last [... read more]
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