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Water Company Issues Update on Reservoir Levels After Storm Amy

Storm Amy raised Yorkshire reservoir levels to 52.9%, but stocks remain below the 70.7% average and water restrictions continue, officials said.

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Storm Amy has given Yorkshire’s reservoir levels a significant boost, marking the fourth consecutive weekly increase.

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Water company issues update on reservoir levels after Storm Amy

Storm Amy has given Yorkshire’s reservoir levels a significant boost, marking the fourth consecutive weekly increase.

·Darlington, United Kingdom
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Yorkshire Water issues update on reservoir levels after Storm Amy

Storm Amy has given Yorkshire’s reservoir levels a significant boost, marking the fourth consecutive weekly increase.

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The Scarborough NewsThe Scarborough News
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Storm Amy brings a silver lining to North Yorkshire as reservoirs start to recover

Stormy weather has boosted to the area’s reservoir levels to their highest level since early summer says Yorkshire Water.

·United Kingdom
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Yorkshire Water issues hosepipe ban update after Storm Amy raises reservoir levels

Water stocks in the region are still 'well below where they should be' but the situation is improving

·Hull, United Kingdom
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Reservoir levels on the rise for fourth week in a row after Storm Amy

Reservoir levels across Yorkshire are on the rise for the fourth week in a row thanks to Storm Amy.

·Bradford, United Kingdom
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Storm Amy boosts region's reservoir levels - but 'still a long way to go'

STORM Amy boosted the region's reservoir levels.

·Keighley, United Kingdom
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