From Stonehenge to the Serpentine - satellite images show impact of hot, dry summer
Some can be harmful to people and animals.A similar issue is affecting Killington Reservoir in south Cumbria.
- ▪Some can be harmful to people and animals.A similar issue is affecting Killington Reservoir in south Cumbria.
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From Stonehenge to the Serpentine - satellite images show impact of hot, dry summerByRob Corp, Barbara Metzler and Thomas Spencer, BBC VerifyPublished13 minutes agoWith more parts of England set to join Wales as being officially declared to be in drought, BBC Verify has been gathering satellite imagery showing the impact of this year's extreme summer heat.From historic sites and parks to reservoirs and golf courses, the hot, dry weather has changed how large parts of the UK usually look.This year's consecutive heatwaves and above-average temperatures have had a noticeable effect - even compared with last summer which was the UK's warmest on record.Drop in Welsh reservoir levelAccording to the UK government, almost all reservoirs in England and Wales are officially classed as having water…
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