Calgary, AB – As temperatures dropped on Friday, residents of Calgary saw a decrease in their water consumption. According to the city’s water utility, the cooler weather resulted in a 10% reduction in water usage compared to the previous day.
The decrease in water consumption is a positive sign for the city, as it means that residents are being mindful of their water usage and conserving this precious resource. The city has been facing a water shortage due to a combination of factors, including a dry winter and increased demand during the summer months.
The cooler weather on Friday was a welcome relief for many, with temperatures dropping to the low 20s and a light rain falling throughout the day. This change in weather not only provided some respite from the heat, but also encouraged residents to use less water for activities such as watering their lawns and gardens.
The city’s water utility has been urging residents to be mindful of their water usage and to find ways to conserve water. This includes fixing leaks, using water-efficient appliances, and limiting outdoor water usage. The decrease in water consumption on Friday is a testament to the efforts of residents to follow these recommendations.
While the cooler weather may have played a role in the decrease in water usage, it is important for residents to continue to be mindful of their water consumption even as temperatures rise again. The city’s water supply is a finite resource and it is crucial for everyone to do their part in conserving it.
The city’s water utility will continue to monitor water usage and provide updates on the situation. Residents are encouraged to stay informed and to follow any water conservation measures that may be put in place.
In the meantime, the cooler weather on Friday has provided a much-needed break for both residents and the city’s water supply. Let us all continue to work together to conserve water and ensure a sustainable future for Calgary.
