The latest data from Manx Utilities shows the Island's reservoirs are still below their normal levels after a prolonged dry spell.
The organisation publishes statistics about its water supplies on its website.
The latest figures reveal the Clypse is just half-full - when, on average, it would be 85 per cent filled at this time of year.
And Sulby Reservoir is performing best at 69 per cent full - but that's still 20 per cent lower than usual.

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