| Date | Storage |
|---|---|
| 2026-11-02 | 73.0% |
Cape Town’s six major supply dams sit at 73.0% as of 2 November 2026, per City of Cape Town’s daily readings.
A closer look at supply
The six dams, one by one.
Each level is the City’s reading for 2 November 2026. Compare each dam with its own past readings.
Theewaterskloof
City reading · 2 November 2026
72.7%
Full capacity 480 188 Ml-7.7 pp vs same week last year-0.6 pp vs prior weekly readingExplore this damVoëlvlei
City reading · 2 November 2026
55.0%
Full capacity 164 095 Ml-42.4 pp vs same week last year-0.3 pp vs prior weekly readingExplore this damBerg River
City reading · 2 November 2026
94.3%
Full capacity 130 010 Ml-5.0 pp vs same week last year-0.2 pp vs prior weekly readingExplore this damWemmershoek
City reading · 2 November 2026
79.4%
Full capacity 58 644 Ml-3.4 pp vs same week last year-2.3 pp vs prior weekly readingExplore this damSteenbras Upper
City reading · 2 November 2026
98.3%
Full capacity 31 767 Ml-1.4 pp vs same week last year-2.8 pp vs prior weekly readingExplore this damSteenbras Lower
City reading · 2 November 2026
47.3%
Full capacity 33 517 Ml-42.6 pp vs same week last year-0.9 pp vs prior weekly readingExplore this dam
Percentage-point changes compare source-reported readings; City daily figures and DWS weekly figures are dated separately.
The archive
The first weekly wrap publishes on Friday. Dam figures refresh daily around 06:00.
How this works
How this works
Dam figures refresh daily around 06:00. The weekly wrap publishes Fridays at 09:00.
Every figure states its source and its observation date.
How we read these numbersWhat this desk does not do
We do not forecast. No “dams will be at X by summer” — from us or from the card. The Water Desk covers water status only.
Corrections
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The City’s own dam levels page