Parts of England officially had the driest July since records began in 1836
Parts of England officially had the driest July since records began in 1836
The country is very much in need of some rain this month (Picture: PA; Met Office)
Parts of England have experienced the driest July since 1935, according to the Met Office.
July already broke records after the UK hit 40°C temperatures for the first time ever.
The heatwave had a huge knock-on effect on parks and green spaces, with the high temperatures transforming vibrant grass into parched…