UK farmers pray for rain amid driest spring since 1852
- UK farmers are praying for rain as Britain experiences its driest spring since 1852, leaving soil parched and crops impacted from lack of water.
- A total of 80.6 millimeters of rain has been recorded since the start of spring, according to the national weather agency.
- Experts warn that as the climate changes, the likelihood of droughts will increase, leading to urgent calls for rain.
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It’s late summer 2026 and Britain is in the midst of a heatwave.You turn on your tap for water, but nothing comes out. Instead you must queue in the streets to receive water from a standpipe and carry it in a bucket back to your home. This is an extreme, worst case scenario, but is something scientists warn could plausibly happen if the current dry weather continues into next year. Britain has been here before; in the summer of 1976 a prolonged …
'Driest spring on record!' Farmers raise 'serious' concerns as Britons warned of 'challenging' consequences
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