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The UK has been extra frosty lately, thanks to historic dry weather
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It has been a month for the record books as the UK has already set the frostiest April ever and is inching closer to what will likely be one of the driest April's on record.
That's because it has been a month for the record books as the nation has already seen its frostiest April ever and is inching closer to what will likely be one of the driest Aprils on record. As of April 28, London had only recorded .28 inches (7.2 mm) of rainfall for the entire month, nearly all of it falling on the 28th. However, this remains well below its April average of 1.34 inches (34 mm) of rainfall. The lack of rain hasn't just been isolated to London, a city known for its gloomy conditions. In southern England, the monthly rainfall has only amounted to 7% of normal, while Wales hasn't fared much better, recording just 12% of its monthly rainfall average.More Related News

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