Cape’s Breede River finally flows freely once again
Rain has finally graced the Cape with its presence and the locals are ecstatic.
After the concerns over water levels in the Cape, the Breede River finally flows freely once again.
Footage of the glorious moment was shared on Twitter by ReenvalSA who explains that the water in the area was much needed. Cape Town and the Western Cape have recently experienced a number of rainstorms which has helped recover the levels of the dams in the area.
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#Breede River today at #Rooibrug and #Drew low water bridge in the vicinity of #Bonnievale. River getting a much needed flush of all the hyacinth and other exotic vegetation that was chocking it in summer. 📽 Marek Lipowski @SAWeatherServic @venter_annette @landbou @zarsg pic.twitter.com/jVzwUe6h1t
— ReenvalSA (@ReenvalSA) June 18, 2018
#Breede #River today at #Rooibrug and #Drew low water bridge in the vicinity of #Bonnievale. River getting a much needed flush of all the hyacinth and other exotic vegetation that was chocking it in summer. 📽 Marek Lipowski @SAWeatherServic @venter_annette @zarsg @debeer_anika pic.twitter.com/fnaxQWkFdo
— ReenvalSA (@ReenvalSA) June 18, 2018