South West Wales moves to 'drought recovery status'
West Wales has been officially removed from drought status following today’s announcement by Natural Resources Wales.
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West Wales has been officially removed from drought status following today’s announcement by Natural Resources Wales.
Much of Wales is now officially parched, with Natural Resources Wales declaring a drought. And unless there’s lots more rain — and soon — things will go from bad to worse. The Cambrian News team reports on the driest conditions since the summer of 1976.
Trigger thresholds have been met to move South West Wales into drought status from today, Natural Resources Wales (NRW) has confirmed.
Following the extended period of dry weather, Natural Resources Wales (NRW) has confirmed that the trigger thresholds have been met to move South West Wales into drought status from Friday 19 August.
NATURAL Resources Wales has confirmed that trigger thresholds have been met to move a large part of Wales, including sections of Ceredigion, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire, into drought status.