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A Drought Isn’t Likely According to Catalyst’s Manager of Environment

Despite the heatwave, there should be enough water locally to avoid another drought.

Manager of Environment with Catalyst Paper Brian Houle said even in these hot, dry conditions, a shortage of water isn’t likely.

Rain is expected in the long-range forecast and river flows are healthy and should be maintained for the rest of the summer.

The river flow through the Cowichan Weir is at 7.1 cubic metres a second.

Kyle Christensen
Kyle Christensen
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