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How Much Water Is Being Released From Warragamba Dam. Warragamba dam reached full capacity and started spilling at 5.45am saturday 6 april following heavy rainfall overnight friday at. Warragamba dam, a crucial reservoir accounting for. Warragamba dam is spilling at a rate of around 200 gigalitres per day (gl/day) with that rate continuing to rise. There are currently 138 gigalitres of water a day being released from warragamba. In the wake of a powerful rain deluge battering the east coast of new south wales, a significant development has unfolded: Following heavy rainfall, the dam began spilling about 5.45am on saturday. Waternsw reported on sunday that the spillway was releasing 450 gigalitres a day (450 billion litres), a rate that could go up if the. Authorities have started releasing water from sydney's largest dam after steady recent rains pushed the levels to almost full capacity with more showery days to come. (abc news) the dam itself does not overflow,. With the flooding in the. Nsw government operating rules and protocols prevent water being released from the dam —.

In the wake of a powerful rain deluge battering the east coast of new south wales, a significant development has unfolded: Authorities have started releasing water from sydney's largest dam after steady recent rains pushed the levels to almost full capacity with more showery days to come. Warragamba dam, a crucial reservoir accounting for. Warragamba dam reached full capacity and started spilling at 5.45am saturday 6 april following heavy rainfall overnight friday at. Following heavy rainfall, the dam began spilling about 5.45am on saturday. Nsw government operating rules and protocols prevent water being released from the dam —. Waternsw reported on sunday that the spillway was releasing 450 gigalitres a day (450 billion litres), a rate that could go up if the. (abc news) the dam itself does not overflow,. With the flooding in the. There are currently 138 gigalitres of water a day being released from warragamba.

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How Much Water Is Being Released From Warragamba Dam Warragamba dam is spilling at a rate of around 200 gigalitres per day (gl/day) with that rate continuing to rise. Waternsw reported on sunday that the spillway was releasing 450 gigalitres a day (450 billion litres), a rate that could go up if the. Warragamba dam is spilling at a rate of around 200 gigalitres per day (gl/day) with that rate continuing to rise. Nsw government operating rules and protocols prevent water being released from the dam —. Following heavy rainfall, the dam began spilling about 5.45am on saturday. Warragamba dam, a crucial reservoir accounting for. Warragamba dam reached full capacity and started spilling at 5.45am saturday 6 april following heavy rainfall overnight friday at. Authorities have started releasing water from sydney's largest dam after steady recent rains pushed the levels to almost full capacity with more showery days to come. (abc news) the dam itself does not overflow,. With the flooding in the. In the wake of a powerful rain deluge battering the east coast of new south wales, a significant development has unfolded: There are currently 138 gigalitres of water a day being released from warragamba.