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Posted On: September 15th 2026, 06:03 pm
Lynn Water and Sewer Commission crews are preparing the city’s emergency connections to the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority as local reservoirs fall below half capacity amid an ongoing drought.
The city’s reservoirs were at 48.7% capacity as of Aug. 31, compared with the 67.9% normally recorded at that point in the year. The five-year average is 62.5%.
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The city’s reservoirs were at 48.7% capacity as of Aug. 31, compared with the 67.9% normally recorded at that point in the year. The five-year average is 62.5%.
📰 @sophiaharris_306
📸 @suspenseful
🖌️ @matteojvalente
#Drought #Lynn #LynnMA #Northshore #Massachusetts
Comments (61)
a month agoiris.132006
The water bill still coming in like normal tho, even after all there restrictions!
a month agobuscemidave
Looks like the Cambridge Reservoir in Waltham. There is no sense of Emergency or any outcry to save and reduce. I guess with summer over the state and government officials think it’s ok ??? I assume the rest of Metro Boston is in MWRA. The Quabbin Reservoir must be full
a month ago1219russo
We have been in a drought since last year and our local officials have done nothing.
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