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River Cam levels 'exceptionally low' as drought hits Cambridgeshire

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Drought has been officially declared in Cambridgeshire as England experiences its driest summer in 50 years. The lack of rain in the region means that the river level in the Cam is "exceptionally low", according to the Environment Agency. The Great Ouse, which flows through parts of Huntingdonshire has also been affected: recorded at Denver in Norfolk its long-term average has dropped to just 5%.

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River Cam levels 'exceptionally low' as drought hits Cambridgeshire

Cambridge residents have been advised to 'use water wisely' - but essential supplies are safe

2 years ago·Cambridge, United Kingdom

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