Wednesday, 30 October 2019
The drying of Australia is beginning to bite its capital cities in 2019
Australian Bureau of Meteorology, Water Storage Summary, 27 October 2019:
Thirty-five days days out from the start of the Australian summer and in the third year of another severe drought - as of 26 October 2019 - Hobart had 24.8% less stored water than the same day in 2018, Darwin 22.5% less, Brisbane 16.5% less, Sydney 14.9% less, Canberra 12.4% less, Perth 7.7% less, Adelaide 2.4% less and Melbourne 0.6% less.
Current storage levels in the capital cities are:
Australia wide total water storage stood at:
While Rural Water Storage Systems stood at:
Labels:
Australia,
climate change,
drought,
water
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