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Water restrictions have ended for Raleigh Water customers after the city’s second-wettest July on record brought more than 12 inches of rain to the area.
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Raleigh Water, which supplies water to more than 650,000 people in Wake County, began water restrictions in April during a statewide drought, limiting in-ground sprinklers and issuing more than 200 warnings to residents for violations.
Some Triangle towns and water systems have year-round conversation efforts, unrelated to the drought, while others continue specific drought-restrictions. The status of all water systems in North Carolina can be found online at ncwater.org/WUDC/conservation-status.
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Here’s where things stand for local cities and towns.
These towns and cities have no water restrictions as of Aug. 3:
These towns and cities have drought-related water restrictions as of Aug. 3:
These towns and cities have water restrictions, unrelated to the drought, as of Aug. 3:
Johnston County, which had implemented a water shortage advisory on June 9, rescinded the advisory on Monday, Aug. 3.
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