conditions were wet, the river levels would not drop as much because less water would be “If diverted to meet irrigation demand. Swan Hill, the river height could fall to around 0.8 metres (local gauge height). “At rates through autumn will continue to depend on the weather and orders from water “Flow entitlement holders. conditions can change quickly and people should not expect river levels to be the same as “River the last time they visited the river. is particularly important for people planning to use the around Easter.” “This To stay up to date with conditions on the river, subscribe to the and refer to ENDS For more information, contact the MDBA Media office at or 02 6279 0141 Follow the MDBA on Twitter: and Facebook:
“If conditions were wet, the river levels would not drop as much because less water would be diverted to meet irrigation demand. “At Swan Hill, the river height could fall to around 0.8 metres (local gauge height). “Flow rates through autumn will continue to depend on the weather and orders from water entitlement holders. “River conditions can change quickly and people should not expect river levels to be the same as the last time they visited the river. “This is particularly important for people planning to use the around Easter.” To stay up to date with conditions on the river, subscribe to the and refer to ENDS For more information, contact the MDBA Media office at or 02 6279 0141 Follow the MDBA on Twitter: and Facebook:
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