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Keep an eye on your water supply with this handy groundwater tool

We all know droughts seem to be more and more common, a challenge we have to deal with. Hopefully this year won’t be as bad as years gone by, but you never know!

I heard about this new tool from the province, so I thought I’d check it out. They have test wells in different locations that give us a better idea of what the groundwater table is looking like. Just pick the one closest to you on the map and have a look at the graph.

Right now, it looks like levels are dropping, which is fairly normal for this time of year, but it’s still a good idea to be prepared and keep an eye on things.

Check out the map HERE

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    Ben Holmes has lived on the South Shore of Nova Scotia for most of his life and has a deep passion for the culture and community of Nova Scotia and the Maritimes. He believes strongly in the importance of radio and other local media, and the role they play in keeping communities informed, connected, and entertained.
    He is the host of “Breakfast With Ben” on CKBW in Bridgewater. When he is not talking, at least not into a microphone, Ben enjoys spending time outdoors, cycling, watching films, taking road trips, and being around family and friends.

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