{
"id": "moss-atlas-water",
"name": "Water Table",
"theme": "moss-atlas",
"category": "Data & Reports",
"description": "Five years of water-table depth for one site, drawn as a band around a target line, with the summers that failed marked by the gap rather than by a colour.",
"layout": "A single wide chart occupying two thirds of the height with the y-axis inverted so wetter is up, above a compact year-by-year table of the same numbers.",
"modules": [
{
"key": "head",
"name": "Header",
"html": "\n"
},
{
"key": "chart",
"name": "Depth chart",
"html": "\ncm below surface · lower is drier target −10 cm \n \n \n\n Year Mean depth Driest week Days below −30 cm Rainfall Target met \n 2026 −12 cm −24 cm 0 1,204 mm Yes 2025 −19 cm −41 cm 14 1,088 mm No 2024 −16 cm −33 cm 6 1,240 mm No 2023 −22 cm −48 cm 28 944 mm No 2022 −26 cm −52 cm 41 902 mm No \n
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},
{
"key": "note",
"name": "Reading",
"html": "\nWhat this shows The first year in which the table stayed above −30 cm throughout. Rainfall was high, so this is not proof that the dams did it — but 2024 had comparable rainfall and six days below the line, which is the comparison worth watching.
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\ncm below surface · lower is drier target −10 cm \n \n \n \n
\n\n Year Mean depth Driest week Days below −30 cm Rainfall Target met \n 2026 −12 cm −24 cm 0 1,204 mm Yes 2025 −19 cm −41 cm 14 1,088 mm No 2024 −16 cm −33 cm 6 1,240 mm No 2023 −22 cm −48 cm 28 944 mm No 2022 −26 cm −52 cm 41 902 mm No \n
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\nWhat this shows The first year in which the table stayed above −30 cm throughout. Rainfall was high, so this is not proof that the dams did it — but 2024 had comparable rainfall and six days below the line, which is the comparison worth watching.
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