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Drought and Heat Waves Transform London’s Parks into Brown Landscapes

Drought and Heat Waves Transform London’s Parks into Brown Landscapes

Extended periods of intense heat and lack of rainfall have significantly altered the appearance of London’s parks. Green Park, usually lush, now predominantly features brown, dry grass.

The British capital faces unprecedented high temperatures, setting new records. Concerns about potential wildfires increase as dry conditions persist.

People sitting under trees in Primrose Hill, London
People seeking shade under trees at London’s Primrose Hill on scorched grass. Photo by Peter Nicholls/Getty Images.

Across the city, residents and visitors notice the stark transformation of public spaces. Parks once known for their greenery now display an expanse of brownish hues. This change highlights the severe impact of current weather patterns on urban environments.

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