The north west of England is now in drought due to low water levels in reservoirs and rivers following one of the driest springs on record. The Environment Agency (EA) said Greater Manchester ...

Following weeks of unusually dry weather, which resulted in low water levels in reservoirs and rivers, the Environment Agency has declared a drought in the north-west of England. According to the BBC, ...

The Met Office has warned of a long and hotter-than-average summer, despite a wet and chilly May - just like in 1976 when the country buckled under the heat of the driest and hottest summer for ...

Brits should brace for temperatures as cold as 4C in less than one week, weather maps show ... It is likely north Wales and parts of Northwest England will be among the coldest areas on Sunday.

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The latest maps from WX Charts ... Scattered thundery showers will develop across Wales, north-west England, south-west Scotland and Northern Ireland during the afternoon though." ...

Mardale Green in the Lake District disappeared in 1939 after the nearby Haweswater valley was intentionally flooded to create a structure to provide water for the north-west of England. It became one ...

A spokesperson said: “The north west of England has entered drought status due to low water levels in reservoirs and rivers. “No other areas in England are in drought and we continue to ...

Area has seen the third-lowest rainfall between February and April on record since 1871, and England as a whole has seen its driest period over those three months since 1929. North West England ...