This page shows the latest forecasts from the Bureau of Meteorology for the streamflows near the main storages in Victoria and New South Wales. The forecast is for how likely it is that we’ll achieve the same inflow at this time of year as a median year. It’s our best prediction of how full the major dams will be in the near future. Current dam levels are on this page.
Below the heading is the actual water source being forecast. Some are the storages themselves, while some are rivers or creeks near the storage. For those that are just near the storage, the percentage forecast will be pretty close to the percentage forecast for the storage, but the volumes might be lower in these figures because there are other watercourses that flow into the storages.
Forecast date range: July 2018 to September 2018
Dartmouth Dam
Inflow to Dartmouth Reservoir (Mitta Mitta River)
How Likely | |
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Low Flow | 33.30 % |
Median Flow | 33.42 % |
High Flow | 33.28 % |
Hume Dam
Inflow to Lake Hume, apart from that from Dartmouth Reservoir (Murray River)
How Likely | |
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Low Flow | 50.28 % |
Median Flow | 39.70 % |
High Flow | 10.02 % |
Eildon Dam
Lake Eildon (Goulburn River)
How Likely | |
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Low Flow | 38.46 % |
Median Flow | 37.98 % |
High Flow | 23.56 % |
Burrinjuck Dam
Goodradigbee River (flows into Lake Burrinjuck on the Murrumbidgee River)
How Likely | |
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Low Flow | 49.60 % |
Median Flow | 38.82 % |
High Flow | 11.58 % |
Blowering Dam
Goobarragandra River at Lacmalac (near Tumut River)
How Likely | |
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Low Flow | 53.14 % |
Median Flow | 35.60 % |
High Flow | 11.26 % |