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Causes of and Future Trends in Peak Household Water Demands

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Ref: 96/WR/05/1
ISBN: 1 84057 086 5
Published: 1996

Summer 1995 is ranked against hot, dry summers since 1966 and the probability of a recurrence by 2005 assessed for the regions of the UK. Peak household water demands are related to weather and socio- economic variables to give predictions to 2005. Includes a method for forecasting short term summer household demand. Further data requirements are discussed.

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