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Raleigh’s Water Crisis Deepens | Durham News
Raleigh’s Falls Lake is dropping fast—now at 75% capacity as heat and drought grip central North Carolina. In response, Fayetteville and Holly Springs have launched voluntary Stage One water conservation measures, urging residents to cut back on outdoor washing, car cleaning, pool filling, and fire hydrant use. Holly Springs adds address-based watering schedules with no watering on Fridays, while schools and golf courses can water but must still minimize non-essential use. With the dry spell worsening, these steps signal growing urgency over regional water security. Listen in comfort:Get a…
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