These recommendations are updated weekly during the watering season; we use local weather data, combined with plant water needs, to develop a general weekly watering guide to assist the community with scheduling their sprinklers throughout the watering season.
Tip of the Week for the Week of September 2nd – September 8th
Practice “Cycle and Soak” method of watering for clay soils to help reduce runoff.
Weekly Watering Recommendations for the Week of September 2nd – September 8th
Expect high temperatures through the week, and a temperature drop this weekend as we approach fall.
Weekly Watering Need = 1.47 inches for the week. To apply this water, follow the sample watering guide below:
Standard Spray Sprinklers should water for 59 minutes this week.
Standard Rotating Sprinklers should water for 221 minutes this week
Standard Rotors should water for 141 minutes this week.
Micro Sprinklers should water for 80-90 minutes this week.
Drip Irrigation should water for 140-150 minutes this week.
If you have any questions or would like more information on our water efficiency programs, please call 541-774-2436.
Did You Know?
- We’re still giving away free showerheads and faucet aerators; just come to the office and pick them up!
- Also, be sure to take advantage of our toilet rebate. Get up to $85 when replacing an older toilet with a new high efficiency one. You can find more information on our Rebates page.
- Remember, even small fixture changes can make a big difference in how much water we use. So take advantage of this opportunity and take that little step to save water and money today!
NOAA Weather for the Week of September 2nd – September 8th
For current Medford conditions and a 7-day forecast from the National Weather Service (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration), click here.
Additional Information:
Questions? Contact our Water Efficiency Team at conserve@medfordwater.org.