The firm says it is 'grateful' for people's efforts conserving water since the ban was imposed.
A hosepipe ban introduced in the summer by Yorkshire Water has been lifted.
Yorkshire Water said it was "really grateful" to customers for helping to save water, adding that the ban had helped conserve 28m litres a day. Hs said it was "really important" people continued to save water where they could, despite the improving picture. This connected connect Walshaw Dean Upper reservoir in Calderdale with Ponden reservoir in the Worth Valley so water could be transferred and stocks could be balanced, with the aim of increasing levels.
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