Storage Inflow Data

Inflow ML: Inflow volume that storage has received in Mega Litres (ML)

POE: The probability of exceedance describes the likelihood of a specific  volume being exceeded in the given time period. E.g. 90% POE means that 90 out of 100 times we would expect higher inflow volumes. A 50% POE is equal to a median average.

% Average: Mean Average - The value obtained by dividing the sum of all inflow volumes by the number of years data is available. Therefore a 50% mean average does not equal a 50% POE.

The inflow statistics are based on historical flow records that have been adjusted to match climate conditions observed since 1975.

January 2025 Inflows 

Murray, Goulburn & Ovens System Storages

Broken, Loddon & Campaspe System Storages

Year to Date Inflows: July 2024 to January 2025

Murray, Goulburn & Ovens System Storages

Broken, Loddon & Campaspe System Storages

Inflow data for 2024/2025 against different climate scenarios

Climate Scenarios

The scenarios for different inflow conditions were produced using the following terminology: 

• Wet Scenario : Inflow volumes that are greater in 10 years out of 100 (10% POE)
• Average Scenario : Inflow volumes that are greater in 50 years out of 100 (50% POE and not average)
• Dry Scenario : Inflow volumes that are greater in 90 years out of 100 (90% POE)
• Extreme Dry Scenario : Inflow volumes that are greater in 99 years out of 100 (99% POE)

In the inflow graphs below actual inflow data is compared to these four scenarios. Inflows are measured in Giga Litres (GL).

Murray System - Dartmouth Dam

Murray System - Hume Dam

Goulburn System - Lake Eildon

Goulburn System - Goulburn Weir

Ovens System - Lake Buffalo

Ovens System - Lake William Hovell

Broken System - Lake Nillahcootie

Loddon System - Cairn Curran Reservoir

Loddon System - Tullaroop Reservoir

Campaspe System- Lake Eppalock