Developing Drought in Mid & South Ceredigion
As of 12th June 2025, we are declaring ‘Developing Drought’ status for Mid & South Ceredigion due to the levels of water stored in the area’s reservoirs.
This means that we are now at Stage 2 (out of 6) for this area - Developing Drought. We are experiencing dry conditions and the forecast is for warm, dry weather to continue. The recent intermittent rainfall in the area has not been enough to make a difference to reservoir levels. Water resources are starting to show signs of developing drought but only in some very localised areas.
The Mid and South Ceredigion water network includes 32,000 properties from Llanon, Llangwyrfon and Cwm Ystwyth in Ceredigion, down to Crymych, Llanfyrnach and Nevern in north Pembrokeshire and covers parts of north Carmarthenshire down to Farmers, Pencader and Hermon.
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- 16th September 2025 - Welsh Water confirms no water restrictions needed this year
- 25th July 2025 - Welsh Water thanks customers for helping protect water supplies amid ongoing dry conditions
- 12th June 2025 - Welsh Water declares ‘Developing Drought’ status for Mid and South Ceredigion
- 1st May 2025 - Welsh Water customers urged to think about water consumption as dry spell continues