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12 February 2008

Burdekin Falls Spill Update

Overnight inflow brings big boost to Burdekin Falls Dam capacity
A surge of more than 420,000 megalitres of water has poured into the Burdekin Falls Dam in the past 24 hours. [more]

 

South East Queensland Dam Levels

Wivenhoe
Wivenhoe Dam
Somerset Dam
North Pine Dam
Totals
Full Supply Level (m) AHD 67.00 99.00 39.63 -
Storage Volume @FSL (ML) 1,165,240 379,850 214,960 1,760,050
Lake Level (m) AHD 51.88 94.88 26.66 -
Volume Stored (ML) 207,486 235,016 41,219 483,721
Percentage in Storage 17.81% 61.87% 19.18% 27.48%
Change since Friday + 0.152% + 0.773% + 0.430% + 0.320%
Rainfall at dam site 72 hours to 9am (mm) 1 1 3 1 average

 

8 February 2008

Leslie Harrison Dam

Current Dam Level: 81%
Review level: 55%
Actual use: 34 megalitres
Limit: 41 megalitres
Previous Week: 31 mL

If you need more information please contact Redland Water & Waste on 1300 362 036.

06 February 2008

Recent rainfall an encouraging sign for Bundaberg and Burnett dam levels

Bundaberg and Burnett dams have benefited from recent rainfall across the region. [more]

7 January 2008

Healthiest dam levels since start of 2007

“As a community we need to continue being vigilant when it comes to saving water.’’
Recent rainfalls in the South East have delivered an extra four months of supply to our major dams. This places dam levels at their healthiest since the beginning of 2007.

Since New Year’s Eve, total dam levels have increased by 4.11% which sees the combined total of the three major dams at 24.01%. Total dam levels have not been this high since January 07, when they were at 23.57%.

Weekend rainfall in the catchment areas ranged from 1mm to 43mm helping soak the surrounding lands to improve inflows, mainly in the upper catchments around the Stanley River.

Although rainfall has been good in the catchments the rain directly flowing into our dams has been less than in the catchment areas. However, an intense storm overnight in the Esk area contributed to the sudden overnight rise in Wivenhoe dam.

Individual dam levels are: Wivenhoe at 16.66%, Somerset 50.85% and North Pine 16.46%.

Inflows should continue for a few days and reduce unless we get more rain.
SEQWater Operations Manager, Rob Drury said while recent rainfall should ensure storages stayed above 20% into February, it is not drought breaking.
“While it’s been a major bonus to get this rainfall, the reality is our dams are still only at one-fifth of their capacity,’’ he said.

“As a community we need to continue being vigilant when it comes to saving water.’’


September 20, 2007

Winter rainfall eases speed limit restriction on Somerset

SEQWater also today advised it had lifted its warning against swimming and skiing on Somerset Dam. [more] [ Water consumed by Australian hotels ]


7 September 2007

September rainfall delivers up to extra month supply

This week’s rainfall looks set to deliver up to an extra month supply to South East Queensland’s major dams. [more]

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