Last month was the driest July on RECORD for England and Wales, Met Office confirms
There was 28.9mm of rainfall, which is 35 per cent of the long–term average – the driest July nationally since 1868 The driest July on record UK : Third driest…
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Last month was the driest July for England and Wales since records began in 1836, according to provisional figures released. Wales had 9.3mm of rainfall, or 9% of the average, again well below the previous record of 22.6mm set in 1911. In a series since 1836, England had its driest July on record, with just 6.5mm of rainfall across the entire month.
Furthermore, At a county level, no less than 19 counties recorded less than 1mm of rainfall across the entire month.
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Last month was the driest July for England and Wales since records began in 1836, according to provisional figures released.
according to The IndependentWales had 9.3mm of rainfall, or 9% of the average, again well below the previous record of 22.6mm set in 1911.
according to The IndependentIn a series since 1836, England had its driest July on record, with just 6.5mm of rainfall across the entire month.
according to Daily Mail +1At a county level, no less than 19 counties recorded less than 1mm of rainfall across the entire month.
according to Daily Mail +1
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