Drought declared in Yorkshire after unprecedented periods of dry weather this summer
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Drought has been declared in Yorkshire due to low water levels in reservoirs and rivers following prolonged periods of dry weather in the spring and summer, the Environment Agency said.This summer saw Britain's hottest consistent temperatures on record, with much of the country paced in drought conditions for extended periods, as households faced hosepipe bans en masse.Water companies cited demand outweighing supply, as reservoirs and other vital infrastructure fell far below optimal capacity.
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