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Greensboro's Stage 2 mandatory water restrictions took effect Tuesday

The Daily Greensboro teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 3 sources

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If you live in Greensboro, the city's water restrictions are now mandatory. The drought is taking a significant toll on the water supply, FOX8 reports.

  • Level: Stage 2 mandatory restrictions
  • Took effect: Tue., Nov. 3
  • Where: across Greensboro

Stage 2mandatory water restriction level now in effect in Greensboro

The restrictions took effect Tuesday, Nov. 3, because of ongoing drought conditions. They also set new watering limits for golf courses.

WFMY News 2 reports golf courses face new watering limits as the city works to conserve its water supply, and its reporter Francesca Corona also discussed the impacts. At , FOX8 heard from people along the trail about how low the water looked. Not sure what Stage 2 means for your yard? We suggest checking the city's rules before you water.

Sources: FOX8 WGHP, WFMY News 2

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