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Sasebo Dam: Water Level Recovers, Reducing Water Pressure and Lifting of Water Supply Restrictions. Over 100 Mm of Rain Due to Approaching Typhoon No. 30. Drought Levels in All River Systems Lowered to "0" and the Task Force Disbanded
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The Sasebo City Drought Countermeasures Headquarters announced that it will lift the reduced water pressure supply for the southern water system, citing the recovery of dam water levels due to rain associated with the approach of Typhoon No. 30. Between October 23rd and 25th, 129 mm of rain was observed at the Shimonohara Dam in the southern water system, and 129.5 mm at the Yamanota Dam in the central water system. This rain has restored the wa…
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