Global Okanagan - June 24, 2023 - B.C. Government moves the Okanagan to Drought Level 2

An extremely warm spring and lack of precipitation has led the Government of B.C. to declare the Okanagan in Level 2 drought.
A level two drought isn’t expected to severely impact the environment, however that could change quickly if the valley doesn’t get enough rain in the days and weeks ahead. Residents are asked to consider taking precautions now to conserve, ensuring enough water this summer for agricultural and domestic use, potential firefighting, and for fish returning to creeks to spawn in fall.
To find tips to conserve, visit www.OkWaterWise.ca and www.MakeWaterWork.ca.

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if you're going to post from June and you're in November, how about an update???!!!

[@OkanaganWaterWise]

Thank you for reaching out. We only recently received this footage from the news source. Apologies for any confusion this may have caused. An update was posted based on media coverage from Aug. 15. You can find it at ua-cam.com/video/ajkPkK9msz8/v-deo.html.
For the most up-to-date drought information please visit our website at obwb.ca/drought/ and the Province of B.C. at www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/drought.
We appreciate your interest in what is happening with water in the Okanagan.
Thank you again.