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The South Florida Water Management District currently has no water shortage restrictions in place anywhere in its 16-county region.

Residents and businesses should continue to follow the District's Year-Round Landscape Irrigation Rule, which limits landscape irrigation to two days a week, with a three-day-a-week provision for some counties. Utilizing the rule's flexibility, some city and county governments have adopted alternative landscape irrigation ordinances based on local water demands or system limitations.