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It's finally raining, but the drought's not over

After a record dry summer, rain is finally falling in England and Wales. However, experts warn that the ongoing drought is far from over, as reservoirs remain critically low and the risk of flooding increases. Dr. Anna Murgatroyd emphasizes...

The Guardian· Aug 20, 2026 · 3:16 PM · 1 views

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After a record dry summer, rain is finally falling in England and Wales. However, experts warn that the ongoing drought is far from over, as reservoirs remain critically low and the risk of flooding increases. Dr. Anna Murgatroyd emphasizes the importance of water conservation in this challenging time.

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