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Daily Water Watch: Carraízo Rises to 40.85 m
This morning's 5:00 chart from AAA shows Carraízo at 40.85 meters, up 15 centimeters from yesterday. La Plata is at 41.78 meters, down 5 centimeters from yesterday.
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This morning's 5:00 chart from AAA shows Carraízo at 40.85 meters, up 15 centimeters from yesterday. La Plata is at 41.78 meters, down 5 centimeters from yesterday.
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