Yorkshire's Water Levels See Biggest Weekly Rise in More than 30 Years

Reservoirs in Yorkshire see largest weekly increase in over 30 years after heavy rainfall across region

Reservoirs in Yorkshire have seen the largest weekly rise in over 30 years.

Yorkshire's water levels see biggest weekly rise in more than 30 years

Reservoirs in Yorkshire have recorded their biggest weekly rise in more than 30 years, according to Yorkshire Water.

Reservoirs in Yorkshire saw the largest weekly rise in over 30 years after heavy rainfall across the region - Water Magazine

Yorkshire Water has confirmed this week that reservoir stocks have increased to 45.6% – up 14.8% in the last seven days – after heavy rainfall across the region. It is the largest rise seen in over 30 years, however, the water company said that reservoirs remain well below the 69.6% average for this time of year. The largest inflows of water over the last week were seen at: Scar House reservoir, Nidderdale – over 3bn litres inflow Grimwith rese…

Reservoirs see largest weekly increase in over 30 years

Reservoirs in Yorkshire saw the largest weekly rise in over 30 years.