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Despite record-breaking May heat that sent temperatures soaring across the Channel Islands, water conservation efforts are paying off—locals are using less than last year, even as demand climbs. Jersey hit 34.2°C and Guernsey followed close behind at 31.5°C, yet water usage stayed modest, with only a 3-million-litre spike over average over three days. Officials praise residents for heeding conservation messages, while reservoirs remain healthy—Jersey has 120 days of supply, and demand is expected to peak at 23 million litres daily in summer. Every drop saved matters as communities work to avoid restrictions and protect their water future.

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