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Namwater Dam Bulletin on Monday 30 January 2023

Posted by Typesetter | Jan 30, 2023 | Understanding Weather

A blank space or an (NR) indicates no readings received.

An ( e ) indicates that the water level has been estimated.

An ( w ) indicates that the conditions were very windy, resulting in an inaccurate reading.

Omatjenne Dam does not have abstraction facilities.

The dam contents are according to the latest dam basin surveys.

The inflow that is reflected in the bulletin does not take into account evaporation and abstraction of water.

An (N/A) indicates that there is no rain gauge at the dam.

* Transfer from Swakoppoort to Von Bach Dam took place, pump tripped on 19.01.2023 and resumed 23.01.2023 at 09:30.

** Transfer from Omatako to Von Bach Dam took place with one small pump.

*** Dreihuk Dam water level is below gauge plate.

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