Seattle Public Utilities asking its 1.5 million customers to use less water

1.5 million people asked to conserve water in Seattle because of statewide drought

SEATTLE (AP) -- Seattle Public Utilities is asking about 1.5 million customers in the Seattle area to use less water as drought conditions continue throughout most of the state.

Seattle area residents asked to conserve water in drought - National Zero

With long-awaited rain in the forecast in the coming days, officials at Seattle Public Utilities asked 1.5 million residents to conserve water until enough rain falls to fill the strained mountain reservoirs that have been depleted after months of drought and little rainfall, ABC News reports. The coming rains, however, won’t be enough to completely alleviate the lack of rain over the summer.  The region typically sees 26 inches of rain from May…

1.5 million people asked to conserve water in Seattle because of statewide drought

SEATTLE (AP) — Seattle Public Utilities is asking about 1.5 million customers in the Seattle area to use less water as drought conditions continue throughout most of the state.

1.5 million people asked to conserve water in Seattle because of statewide drought

SEATTLE (AP) — Seattle Public Utilities is asking about 1.5 million customers in the Seattle area to use less water as drought conditions continue throughout most of the state.

1.5 million people asked to conserve water in Seattle because of statewide drought

SEATTLE (AP) — Seattle Public Utilities is asking about 1.5 million customers in the Seattle area to use less water as drought conditions continue throughout most of the state. Residents on Thursday were asked to stop watering their lawns, to reduce shower time, to only run full laundry machines and dishwashers, and to fix leaking pipes and running toilets, according to a post on the utility’s website. An unusually dry summer along with a fore…

1.5 million people asked to conserve water in Seattle because of statewide drought

Seattle Public Utilities is asking about 1.5 million customers in the Seattle area to use less water amid ongoing drought conditions. The Seattle Times reports people on Thursday were asked