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England faces record heat and drought
England and Wales experienced their driest month in nearly 200 years during July, due to severe heatwaves and rising temperatures that led to a substantial decrease in rainfall. The British Meteorological Office clarified that the drought is affecting all of Wales and more than half of England's land. Notably, temperatures rose sharply in May and June as well. In parallel, Wales recorded its highest average temperature for July, while England and the United Kingdom experienced the second-highest levels on record over the past decades. Authorities are continuing to monitor the situation to ensure water supplies and to address the ongoing impacts of the drought.
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