@wskep The @EnvAgency warns that parts of England could run out of water in 25 years! Use our guide with @SESWater on how to hold a water-saving campaign: https://t.co/rH7arZ7TyW to take part in #WaterSavingWeek next week! Don’t forget to tag #EveryDropCounts
Registration is open for the international #Drought & #Water Security conference in Oxford in March. Lots of great speakers on topics incl climatology, hydrology, risks & impacts of drought, planning, and impacts on communities https://t.co/0Nbnlk9XYB @AboutDrought
The Hydrological Outlook provides an insight into future hydrological conditions across the UK, specifically river flows and groundwater levels over the next three months.
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What's the current #water resources situation and what lies ahead? The latest in our blog post series looks back to summer and autumn 2018 to assess the prospects for winter and further ahead https://t.co/DBHMI8d0rT #hydrology#drought#rainfall
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Latest Hydrological Outlook: river flows in northern & western parts of UK likely below normal in July & for next 3 months; exceptionally low in some places. But #river flows in south-east, central & eastern parts of England likely to remain normal in July https://t.co/dchlZeRvf3
New Blog Post: Hydrological status update. What do @CEHScienceNews situation monitoring tools tell us about impact of #heatwave2018 and dry weather on #hydrology and #water resources?
https://t.co/QAUhJf0KzC
#Drought portal data for May is now out. Was a dry May in north and west and been very dry for the last 3 - 6 months in parts of northern Scotland. Hydro Summary and Outlooks to follow next week....
Latest UK Hydrological Outlook published: Normal to below normal #river flows in northern parts of GB & eastern Northern Ireland; #groundwater levels across the UK likely to be normal to above normal for next 3 months #hydrology#rainfall
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This map of a soil moisture index for 31st May 2018 shows that soils are dry to the north but more mixed to the south as a consequence of recent thunderstorms. Reds indicate typical summer conditions - blues are more typical of winter months.
IS THE UK EXPERIENCING #DROUGHT?
This bulletin examines what has happened with the weather in the last 12 months and, most importantly, highlights the importance of #WaterResource professionals keeping communications in context with risk: https://t.co/zsV3CR9NGv