September 20, 2019

Hurricane Dorian improved the lake level by 26 cm, but the lack of rainfall since has continued to keep Lake Major at the “Watch” rating on the Water Supply Risk Level chart. With no significant rainfall in the forecast, the voluntary water conservation measures remain in place. On average, water usage has been reduced by 4.5 million litres per day. The collective efforts of residents is helping ensure critical water service is maintained for all customers.

September 12, 2019

Although the impact of the rainfall from Hurricane Dorian resulted in the lake level rising by 26 cm, the level of the lake is still below the normal operating range for this time of year. Therefore the voluntary water conservation measures will remain in place.

September 9, 2019

As a result of the rain fall from Hurricane Dorian, Halifax Water is in the process reviewing the impact of the precipitation on water levels in Lake Major and will make a decision regarding voluntary water restrictions early this week.

August 30, 2019

The rain event overnight between August 29th and August 30th helped, but the water level in Lake Major is still low. We continue to ask that customers served by Lake Major take voluntary water conservation measures. We will post updates to Facebook, Twitter, and this page when the situation changes.