Half of England in drought – what does it mean for you?

Seven areas across central, eastern and southern England have been declared as officially in drought

Just over half of England has been declared in drought after “record-low rain and exceptionally high temperatures,” the U.K. government said Wednesday.

Greater Manchester is currently in the stage before a drought, known as prolonged dry weather

Small steps, such as turning off the taps when brushing teeth, can help

It follows what is set to be the driest July on record, with just seven percent of expected rainfall nationwide.

The Environment Agency has declared a drought across seven areas of southern, eastern and central England.

The Environment Agency has declared a drought across seven areas of southern, eastern and central England.

Environment Agency names seven regions affected by unusually hot and dry weather and shortage of water Half of England is officially in drought, with July set to be the driest on record after winter floods, the Environment Agency has said. The “flash drought” developed quickly because of unusually low rainfall and high

A drought has been declared in half of England after record-low rain and high temperatures.