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Why is the south-east so dry?
The south-east of England often experiences less rainfall compared to other parts of the UK due to its geographical position and weather patterns. The story mentions an unprecedented dry period and extended high temperatures, making the region particularly vulnerable to water shortages and impacting plant health significantly.
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