Flush only when necessary: New York declares drought watch. Here is what it means
drought watch. New York's mayor has urged residents to take shorter showers, fix dripping faucets and leaks and only flush when necessary, as the city endures the longest dry spell in recent memory.
October marked the driest on record, leading to minimal inflow to replenish the city’s reservoirs. Eric Adams has urged residents to conserve and preserve water.
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New York declares drought watch
A drought watch has been issued across parts of New York, including New York City. Though the announcement does not mandate any restrictions on water use, but in a social media video on Saturday, New York mayor Eric Adams asked city agencies to implement “water savings plans” and suggested that New Yorkers consider cutting back at the tap.
“Let’s do it together,” Adams said in the video. “Mother Nature’s in charge, and so we must make sure we adjust based on the lack of water and rain we have received.”
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