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It's due to low levels in the Hillsborough River Reservoir, Tampa's main source of water. The U.S. Drought Monitor says parts of Hillsborough County are under an "extreme drought."
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The Tampa Water Department switched to chlorine from liquid oxygen, which was being diverted to area hospitals to treat COVID-19 patients.
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The city has not determined what other methods it will use to disinfect water and will continue using chlorine in the meantime.
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The boil water notice was lifted Thursday morning after two rounds of tests verified the water is safe to drink.
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A boil water order went into effect Monday evening for Tampa, as well as some Hillsborough County communities that receive their water from the city.