Finally a Storm!
A storm finally moved in at the end of last week and according to the weather station up at the Rocky Point tank site, we received .43 inches of rain. That is almost half an inch! While we need much more rain and snow than this to pull us out of this drought, it is better than nothing and we will take it.
We are hoping that February and March turn out to be much wetter than January was. However, since we don’t have a crystal ball here at the water district, we cannot predict what will happen weather wise. What we can be sure of however, is the fact that the residents of Pine Cove have been and will continue to conserve as much water as possible. For this we are very grateful. When times get tough, Pine Covers really step up to the plate and do what needs to be done to get through the tough times. We know this, because we have seen you in action.
Water conservation is an integral part of living on the hill. We are solely dependent on our ground wells here in Pine Cove and have no back up sources of water. We take great care to pump water from different wells throughout our district so as not to deplete any one particular area too much. Keeping water loss and use to a minimum, will enable us to continue to provide clean, potable water to everyone here in Pine Cove. So remember, conserve water regardless of whether or not we are in a drought. Conserving water when we are not in a drought is like putting money in the bank for a rainy day. Or in the case of a drought, for a sunny day. Keep up the good work Pine Covers!
Remember to turn off your water at your customer valve anytime you leave your mountain home.
