Here are the UPDATED Western Cape dam level stats
The latest dam level stats for the Western Cape show that cumulatively the six major dams in the province have dipped below 90% of capacity.

The latest official dam level stats for the Western Cape show that cumulatively the six major dams in the province have dipped well below 90% of capacity.
The six major dams in the Western Cape – the Berg River, Steenbras Lower, Steenberg Upper, Theewaterskloof, Voelvlei and Wemmershoek – all saw significant increases during the winter months.
However, as the summer season continues, those levels have dropped.
Up on last year
The City of Cape Town uploaded its latest stats on Monday, 20 January.
The latest figures show the six dams are a combined 83.8% of total storage.
That’s down from the 86.3% the previous week.
The current levels are, however, marginally up on the same period a year ago when the combined percentage stood at 83.1%.
Theewaterskloof, which accounts for more than 50% of the province’s total dam capacity (480 188 MI of a total of 898 221 MI) is at 83.4% of capacity, while the next biggest dam, Voëlvlei (164 095 MI), is at 84.1%.
Western Cape residents need no reminding of life during the ‘Day Zero’ water crisis from mid-2017 to mid-2018.
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