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02/07/2026

El Niño is back... Is your water supply ready?
With experts warning that El Niño conditions are returning, many parts of Southern Africa could face hotter, drier conditions and increased pressure on water resources in the months ahead.
If you've been thinking about securing your own water supply, now is the time to start planning. A borehole can help provide greater water security for your home, business, or farm, giving you peace of mind when municipal supplies are under pressure.
📖 Read more about the return of El Niño here:
https://www.thesouthafrican.com/news/weather/official-el-nino-in-south-africa-back-what-signifies-2026/?utm_source=brevo&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=SAP%20Monday%20Newsletter%2029%20June%202026&utm_id=257
💧 Contact AquaBlue SA today for expert advice on borehole drilling and water solutions. It's always better to prepare before the next dry spell arrives.

10/06/2026

Every successful borehole is more than just a hole in the ground, it's access to a reliable, sustainable water source for years to come.

At AquaBlue SA, we drill deeper to help homes, farms, and businesses secure their water future.

📞 Contact us today to find out how a borehole can benefit your property.

21/05/2026

What is El Niño, and why should homeowners care?

El Niño is a global weather pattern that often brings hotter, drier conditions to South Africa. That means:
💧 Less rainfall
💧 Lower dam levels
💧 Increased water restrictions
💧 Higher pressure on municipal supply

With water uncertainty becoming more common, more homeowners are investing in boreholes to secure their own water supply.

A borehole can help protect your home, garden, and lifestyle during drought conditions and water outages.

Don’t wait for restrictions to start.
Prepare before the next water crisis hits.

Scientists warn the world could face one of the strongest El Niño events on record as ocean temperatures continue to soar.

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14/04/2026

💧 Dams are at 44,8%, about 18,2% lower than last year.
🌧️ Rainfall has been below average. Be water wise at all times.
🚰 Last week’s water use: 970MLD, more than our updated 860MLD winter limit.

Let’s be water wise to safeguard our limited supply, every drop counts!

10/04/2026

💧 Dams are at 45,9%, about 17,7% lower than last year.
🌧️ Rainfall has been below average. Be water wise at all times.
🚰 Last week’s water use: 931MLD, more than our updated 860MLD winter limit.

Let’s be water wise to safeguard our limited supply, every drop counts!

09/04/2026

Prepare yourselves, Cape Town… Expect a dry winter and very hot summer next year.
Now’s the time to secure your water supply.
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The South African Weather Service (SAWS) has forecast warmer-than-usual conditions across most parts of the country during late autumn and winter, while above-normal rainfall is expected mainly along the southern and eastern coastal regions.

In its latest Seasonal Climate Watch, SAWS said the El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO) is currently in a neutral state, but climate models suggest conditions could shift toward an El Niño phase in the coming months.

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05/04/2026

Take control of your water supply with AquaBlue SA. Our professional borehole installations give you reliable, long-term water security you can count on, no more stress when restrictions hit.

With Cape Town’s dam levels plummeting to 47,8%, households are urged to take immediate action to reduce water consumption and avert impending restrictions.

16/03/2026

The City of Cape Town’s Zahid Badroodien warned that water restrictions may have to be implemented sooner than they anticipated.

12/03/2026

💧 Dams are at 51,8%, about 17,5% lower than last year.
🌧️ Rainfall has been below average. Be water wise at all times.
🚰 Last week’s water use: 1 018MLD, more than our 975MLD limit.

Let’s be water wise to safeguard our limited supply, every drop counts!

11/03/2026

🔥 Heatwave Smashes Records in the Western Cape! 🌡️

Yesterday’s extreme heat (10 March 2026) broke long-standing temperature records across parts of the Western Cape, some standing since 1999! And with even hotter conditions today, more records could still fall.

💧 With heat like this, reliable water is more important than ever. A borehole installation can help keep your garden green and water supply secure during extreme weather.

Stay safe, stay hydrated, and beat the heat! ☀️💦