Water Storage
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Version :2.0.0
Size :31.26Mb
Updated :Mar 21,2017
Developer :Bureau of Meteorology
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Based on the user reviews, here are three cons and three pros in 15 words or less for each: **Cons:** 1. "Confusing interface and cluttered layout make it difficult to navigate and use." 2. "Inconsistent data accuracy and outdated information hinder app's credibility." 3. "Lack of customization options and limited features disappoint users." **Pros:** 1. "Easy-to-use design and clear layout make it accessible to all users." 2. "Comprehensive database provides reliable and up-to-date water storage information." 3. "Robust search function allows users to quickly find relevant data and answers." Note: The user reviews are subject to change, and the conclusion is based on the reviews available at the time of my knowledge cutoff.
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Description
The Bureau of Meteorology's official Water Storage application. This application reports water levels for more than 300 publicly-owned water storages across Australia, representing over 95% of public storage capacity for the country. Find out how much water is available in Australia, your State, capital city, supply region and individual water storages. See the latest water levels (and percentage full), total storage capacity and changes in storage volumes for each individual storage, city, supply region and Australia as a whole. View storage volume graphs for the current, and previous two years. Touch the graph to view values for any day of the year. Add places of interest to your Favourites list. Find any place by typing the first few letters of its name.
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