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Suffolk officially declared a drought zone, leading to high fire risk forecasts across England, including London and the South East.

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Suffolk officially declared a drought zone, leading to high fire risk forecasts across England, including London and the South East.

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  1. Amid the driest July ever recorded by the Met Office, Timothy Benton advocates for diverse farming systems in Suffolk.Sub-event
  2. Drought conditions are officially declared in Suffolk and seven areas of England.1 source
  3. Suffolk declared a drought zone, raising fire risk forecasts for London and the South East.1 source

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