England faces drought risk into spring 2027
England's facing serious water shortages that could persist well into spring 2027, according to new Environmental Agency forecasts. The country would need significantly above-average rainfall over the next seven months just to recover, with some southern regions potentially still experiencing drought conditions next spring. For English wine producers, this means carefully monitoring water availability as vineyards head into their crucial growing season.
Originally published by The Dirt Horticulture News
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