Blue-green algae Red Alert lifted for Chifley Dam. Read more bit.ly/49XlVij

Blue-green algae Red Alert lifted for Toonumbar Dam and Iron Pot Creek immediately downstream of Toonumbar Dam. Read more at bit.ly/4dbpqV0

Blue-green algae red alert lifted for Burrendong Dam. Read more at bit.ly/3UdTp6a

Blue-green algal red alert lifted for Lake Pamamaroo outlet at Menindee lakes. The red alert currently issued for the storage of Lake Pamamaroo remains in place. Read more at bit.ly/3xACdA6

Blue-green algae Red Alert for Lake Pamamaroo at Menindee Lakes. Read more at bit.ly/4auJksx

Blue-green algal red alert lifted for Lake Brewster outlet channel. Read more at bit.ly/3W0YAJ8

Blue-green algae Red Alert for Pindari Dam. Read more at bit.ly/43U3LMU

Blue-green algal Red Alert lifted for Lake Brewster Regulator channel. Read more at bit.ly/3PWGC6S

Blue-green algae Red Alert for Copi Hollow at Menindee Lakes. Read more at bit.ly/3TRXDQH

Blue-green algae Red Alert for Burrendong Dam. Read more at waternsw.com.au/water-services…

💡As part of our commitment to a sustainable future, we’ve reached an agreement so that ZEN Energy can investigate a potential pumped hydro project 24kms upstream from Warragamba Dam. If constructed, the site could power 500,000 homes in peak periods: bit.ly/49wB3TJ

Blue-green algal red alert issued for Chifley Dam. Read more at bit.ly/49uKkLZ

The Warragamba Dam spill rate has now reduced to 19 Gigalitres (GL)/day, and continues to decrease. Other Sydney dams spilling as at 11am Monday are Tallowa, Nepean and Woronora dams and the Blue Mountains storages, except Upper and Middle Cascades. Follow @BOM & NSW SES.

Warragamba Dam is spilling at a rate of 31 gigalitres (GL)/day and decreasing. Water continues to flow into the dam from streams in the catchment, but this is slowing. Follow @BOM & NSW SES

Warragamba reached capacity and started to spill at 5.45am, receiving 100mm over 6hrs, with up to 200mm in 24hrs in some areas. The dam is spilling water at around 200 GL/day, with that rate continuing to rise.

Follow the @BOM and NSW SES for more.

Following heavy rainfall overnight across Sydney's water supply catchments, Warragamba Dam is at full capacity and started spilling at 5:45am. Follow Bureau of Meteorology, New South Wales for flood advice and warnings and the NSW SES as the lead agency for emergency information.

Based on the developing weather event and Bureau of Meteorology, Australia forecasting moderate to heavy rainfall across catchments, Warragamba Dam will probably fill to capacity over the weekend. For the latest weather and flood information visit bom.gov.au.

WaterNSW is working with Bureau of Meteorology, Australia to monitor a developing weather event. This event could produce moderate to heavy rainfall across many major dam catchments this week, including Warragamba Dam. Read how Warragamba Dam operates at times of full capacity bit.ly/4cGsOae

Multiple new Menindee lakes sites, Lower Darling River red alert declared. Read more at bit.ly/4arOJQH

Blue-green algae red alert warning for Burrendong Dam lifted. Read more at bit.ly/43yf39q