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You are here: Home / News / Weekly dam level update for South Africa, Lesotho and eSwatini – 3 February 2026 | SA News

Weekly dam level update for South Africa, Lesotho and eSwatini – 3 February 2026 | SA News

4 February 2026 by Guest

3 February 2026
By Staff Writer

Dam levels according to the 3 February update:

Gauteng Total – 101.8%
Mpumalanga Total – 100.5%
Limpopo Total – 99.3%
North West Total – 98.2%
Free State Total – 97.2%
Northern Cape Total – 94.4%
KwaZulu-Natal Total – 90.5%
Eastern Cape Total – 72.6%
Western Cape Total – 52.7%

Lesotho Total – 98.8%
Eswatini Total – 100.3%

Visit myDorpie.com for much more detailed weekly dam level updates.

See also: Provincial dam level totals last week.

See also: Total recorded rainfall for December 2025.

See also: Summer likely to bring above average rainfall.

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