By Paul Homewood
Talk of the drought in the River Wye region brings back memories of April 2012:
There are concerns over river levels in parts of Wales after spells of unusually low rainfall in recent months.
Environment Agency Wales says there is no current risk to the public water supply, unlike some areas of England.
But in south east Wales, the Wye, Usk and Ebbw are at or near record low levels.
People are being urged to be careful how they use water to help protect wildlife and the wider environment.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-17713043
Of course, we all know what happened after that!
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