Drought Declared in Wales Amid Record Dry July

Parts of Wales are in drought due to record-low rainfall and prolonged dry conditions, with some areas receiving less than 2% of expected July precipitation. Wildfires and declining river flows have prompted the declaration of drought in north Wales and the Upper Severn, impacting ecosystems, wildlife, and water supplies. The drought follows recent heatwaves and is linked to climate change-driven extremes, with authorities implementing water restrictions and monitoring environmental impacts.

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