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Severe drought declared in parts of England as reservoir levels drop - BBC News

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The image shows an aerial view of a reservoir surrounded by patchwork farmland and wooded hills, with large areas of exposed brown shoreline visible around the water's edge. A dam structure can be seen on the left side of the reservoir.

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Severe drought declared in parts of England following low rainfall and dropping reservoir levels

Overview

A severe drought has been officially declared across several areas in the south of England, including parts of Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Somerset, East Sussex, and West Sussex, due to months of low rainfall and significantly falling reservoir levels.

Key points

  • A severe drought has been declared in parts of the south of England.
  • Affected regions include parts of Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Somerset, East Sussex, and West Sussex.
  • The declaration follows months of low rainfall and dropping water levels in reservoirs such as Wimbleball on Exmoor.
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