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Stage 3 Water Restrictions Returning to Comox Valley as Puntledge River Sees Record-Low Inflows
BC Hydro said the lower flow will help preserve reservoir levels as dry weather leaves Comox Lake at its lowest inflow in 64 years.
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Reservoir inflows in Comox Valley lowest in 64 years as warm, dry fall persists
Reduced water levels have prompted a variety of consequences — including a return to Stage 3 water restrictions, the temporary closure of a boat ramp and one conservation group monitoring for any impact to spawning salmon.
BC Hydro reducing flow rate into Puntledge River due to decline in Comox Lake Reservoir's water storage
Persistent dry weather has caused a prolonged period of lower-than-normal inflows and declining water storage in the Comox Lake Reservoir. Because of this, BC Hydro will reduce the flow rate […]
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