Island's reservoir levels 'in good order' despite dry spell

But Manx Utilities urging people to be sensible with water usage 

Residents are urged to be sensible with their water use during the prolonged dry spell.

The call comes from the head of water at Manx Utilities.

The Isle of Man has recorded its driest May since 2008.

Water levels in the Isle of Man’s four reservoirs are currently said to be in ‘good order’ and stand at 90 per cent.

You can find the latest readings for West Baldwin, Clypse, Kerrowdhoo and Sulby HERE.

Gareth Patchett says that could change if people don’t use water carefully:

You can hear more from Manx Utilities in our latest episode of NEWSCAST.