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It Rained. So Why Is England Still in Drought?
Rain finally came to England. Quite a lot of it, in some places. During the first part of September, every region received rainfall. Rivers responded. Soil conditions improved. After a summer dominated by drought headlines and water restrictions, it might seem reasonable to think the pressure should finally be easing. Except it isn’t. As of September 11, 10 areas of England remain officially in drought, with the rest classified as experiencing prolonged dry weather. Reservoir
Sep 14
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