July's Record Dryness in England

England and Wales experienced their worst drought months on record during July 2026 since record-keeping began in 1836. The rainfall amounted to only 6.5 millimeters, which is just 10% of the usual average. Large areas were classified as experiencing "extended dry weather." This coincided with an unusual increase in temperatures, marking it as the second hottest July ever, along with longer hours of sunshine and worsening soil moisture conditions across multiple regions. The drought led to widespread disruptions in the agricultural sector, including early harvests and fish die-offs. Authorities began focusing on managing the limited water supply, resulting in the postponement of sporting events and harm to live activities. Meanwhile, warnings persisted of an unprecedented water crisis in the coming years.

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