jianjwang

When most visiting enjoy the water walk sunshine this Bank holiday,the last thing we've been praying for is rain.For Rein Minin,the shower was cut completely enough.His family have been growing foods in Kinbusch the last 40 years.It hasn't rained for 7 weeks now,with no lakes or rivers to water his trees.He is in danger of losing his crops.
We need,really really need some rain.We've got full crops due to the wonderful sunny weather.High pollination,the bees work well.Now we're suffering from the draught.
The environment agencies say nationally we have 13 percent less rain in the last three month when compared to the yearly average.While full would draught planning means no hose pipe bans for now, that has left rivers levels low in southwest,central and eatern England.And that means the farmers could be forced to reduce the amount of water they take out to irrigate their crops.
Here in Sintife,river levels has been falling over the last few weeks.After hearing from Kinswisch,they saw the lowest rain fall in march since 1929 with only 3.5 milimeters.While there is still plenty of water for us to enjoy the warm weather,they all worries about what means to farmers,also the wild life living under the needs of water.
Most reservoirs are at normal levels,but water companies are rolling out the possibilities for restrictions if the dry weather continues.And that means more  xxxxuse are watered wisely.
We use water buckets to conserve  water ,there is in garden and we don't use house pipe in the garden.So that's,say I, I help to avoid the problem.
In this country,it doesn't seem stellar is too long soon, we think before long,we can have a lot ....
The garden,I just give in to solve,not the house,cause I don't really want to use too much and enoughxxxxx.
Over the coming weeks,there is no doubt that many eyes will be on the skies.A shortage of rain may have meant a bumpy easter break.But a few showers are needed if we don't want pay for it this summer.
Rhino Milles,SKY news.

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Purplelaw

With most of us enjoying towards the sunshine this bank holiday, the last thing we’ve been praying for is rain. The rain maiming, the showers can’t come quickly enough. His family has been growing food in Cambridge shire the last 40 years. Not have rain for 7 weeks now. But with no lakes or rivers to water his trees, he is in danger of losing his crops.
We need, we really need some rain, and we’ve got full crops due to the sunny weather, high pollination, the bees have worked well, but now we are suffering from the drought.
The environment agency says that nationally we have 13% less rain in the last 3 months when compared to the yearly average. Well forward drought planning means no hose pipe bans for now. It has let the river levels low in southwest, central and eastern England, and that means farmers could be forced to reduce amount of water they take out to irrigate their crops.
Here in* , the river level has been falling over the few weeks. It was after hearing Cambridge shire, they saw the lowest rain fall in March since 1929 with only 3.5 mil meters, while there still plenty of water for us to enjoy the warm weather. There are worries about what it means for farmers and also wild lives living underneath the water.
Most reservoirs are at normal levels, but water companies are grueling out the possibilities for the restriction if the dry weather continues, and that means more of us must use water wisely.
We use water buckets to conserve where we have water, there is in the garden, and we don’t use holes pipes in the gardens so that is helps towards the problem.     
In this country,it doesn't seem that stella is too long,so we think before long we gonna have a lot of rain.
The garden ,I just gave a little drop of water I left for the other day but not the whole scale,because I don't want to use too much just enough to keep them alive.
        Over the coming weeks ,there is no doubt that many eyes will be on the skies.A shortage of rain may mean a bump of easy break. But a few showers are needed if we don't want to pay for it this summer.
       Rihanna Mills ,Sky News.

whiteclover

With most of us enjoying the wall-to-wall sunshine this Bank holiday, the last thing we've been praying for is rain. For Raynne Manning ,the showers can't come quickly enough.

His family have been growing fruit in Cambridge shire for the last 40 years.They've not had rain for  seven weeks now. But with no lakes or rivers to water his trees, he is in danger of losing his crops.

"We need ,really really need some rain . We've got food crops due to the wonderful sunny weather,high pollination,the bees have worked well.But now we are suffering from the draught."

The Environment Agency say that natioanlly we've had 13% less rain in the last three months when compared to the yearly average. While forward draught planning means no hose pipe bans for now. It has left the river levels low in the Southwest, Central, and eastern England. And that means that farmers could be forced to reduce the amount of water they take out to irrigate their crops.

Here in St. Thames, the river levels have been falling over the last few weeks. Since after hearing Cambridge shire, they saw the lowest rainfall in March since 1929 with only 3.5 millimeters.While there are still plenty of water for us to enjoy the warm weather,they are all worries about what it means for farmers and also the wildlife living underneath the water.

Most reserviors are at normal levels but water companys are grueling out the possibilities for the restrictions if the dry weather continues. And that means more of us must use our water wisely.

We use water buckets to conserve whatever / water / there is in the garden and  we don't use holes pipe in the garden so that say...help towards the problem.

In this country,it doesn't seem that stella is too long,so we think before long we gonna hava a lot of rain.

The garden ,I've just given a little drop of water so I left out the other day but not the hose pipe, because I don't really want to use too much just enough to keep them alive.

Over the coming weeks ,there is no doubt that many eyes will be on the skies.A shortage of rain may have meant a bumper Easter break. But a few showers are needed if we don't want to pay for it this summer.

Rihanna Mills ,Sky News.

宋锐葭

HW

With most of us enjoying the water-ward sunshine this Bank Holiday, the last thing we’ve been praying for is rain.

For Rain Mainy, the shower was caught to come quickly enough. His family has been growing fruit in Cambridge Shire the last 40 years. It does not have rain for 7 weeks now. With no lakes or rivers to water his trees, he is in danger of losing his crops.

“We need, really really need some rain. We’ve got full crops due to the wonderful sunny weather, high pollination, the bees worked well, but now we’re suffering form the drought. ”

The environment agency says nationally we’ve had 13% less rain in the last three months when comparing to the yearly average. While forward drought planning means no <hos pie bads> for now. It has left river levels low in the southwest, central and east England, and that means famers could be forced to reduce amount of water they take out to irrigate their crops.

Here in Sinesi towns, river levels have been falling over last few weeks. In southeastern Cambridge Shire, they saw the lowest rainfall in March since 1929 with only 3.5 millimeters. While they see a plenty of water flows to enjoy the warm weather, there are worries about what it means for farmers, also the wildlife living underneath the water.  

Most reservoirs are at normal levels, but water companies are grueling out the possibilities for restrictions if the dry weather continues, and that means more of us must use water wisely.

“We use water buckets to conserve wild water raising the garden. We don’t use holes pipe in the garden, so that is to say, it helps towards the problem.”

“In this country, it doesn’t seem that <stela> is too long, so we think, before long we are gonna have a lot of rain.”

“The garden, I just gave them a little drop of water I saved the other day but not the whole scale, because I really don’t want to use too much, just enough to keep them alive.”

Over the coming weeks, there is no doubt many eyes will be on the skies. A shortage of rain may have meant a bumper eastern break, but a few showers are needed if we don’t want to pay for it this summer.

Rihanna Mills, Sky News.

scbcl2005

HW:

When most of us enjoying wall to wall sunshine this Bank Holiday, the last thing we've prayed for is rain. For Rain Manning, the showers, can't come quickly enough. His family has been rolling food in Cambridge for the last 40 years.

If don't have rain for 7 weeks now, will no lakes or rivers to water his trees, so it's a danger of losing his crops.

We need, really really needs some rain, we got full crops still due to the wonderful sunny weather. High pollenation,the bees have worked well. But now we're suffering from the draught.

The enviroment agency says that nationally we have 30% less rain than last 3 months when compared to the yearly average. Well, forward draughts planning means no hose pipe bans for now. It has left river-levels low in the southwest, central and eastern England. And that means farmers could be forced to reduce amount of water they take it out to irrigate their crops.

Here's in Saint Thames, river levels have been falling over the last few weeks. It's after hearing in Cambridge, they saw the lowest rain fall in March since 1929 with only 3.5 millimeters. Well, there's still plenty of water for us to enjoy the warm weather. There are worries about what it means for farms, also to the wildlife living on neath of water.

Most reserviors are on the normal levels, but water companies are ruling out the possibilities for restriction if the draught weather continues. And That means more of us must use a water wisely.

We used water buckets to conserve we have water is in the garden. And we don't use hosepipe in the garden, so that's, help towards the problem.

In this country, it doesn't seem a stellar is too long, so we think, before a long, we're gonna have, all right.

The garden, I just give them a little drop of water, just we have another day, but not the hosepipe because I don't really want to, it's too, my just enough kick in air.

Over the coming weeks, there's no doubt that many eyes will be on the skys. The shortage of rain may have meant a bumper Easter Break, but few showers are needed if we don't want to pay for it this Summer.

William Bills Skynews.

panzhang

HW:(so sleepy)
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Over the coming weeks, there is no doubt that many eyes will be on the skys. A shortage of rain may have made a bumper east break. But if few showers was unneeded, we don’t want to pay for it this summer.

ysr_vanessa

With most of us enjoying the wall to wall sunshine this back holiday, the last thing we've praying for is rain. For // manning, the showers can't come quickly enough. His family has been growing friut in // the last 40 years. They have not rained for 7 weeks now, with no lakes or rivers to water his trees. He was in danger of losing his crops.We really really need some rain. We have got full crops due to the wonderful sunny weather, high //. The bees are worked well.But now we are suffering from the drought. The environment agency said that nationally we hurt 13% less rain in the last three month when compared at the yearly average. While drought planning means no // pains for now. It has left the river level low in the south-west central and eastern England.And that means farmers could be forced to rejuce the water they take out to // their crops.Here in some times river levels have been falling over the last few weeks. It also here in //, we saw the lowest rainfall in March since 1929 with only 3 and a half millimetres. Well, there's still plenty of water for us to enjoy the warm weather. They are all worried about what means to farmers and also the wild life they have been underneath the water. Most rest works are of normal levels but water companies are filled with the possiblity for restriction if the dry weather continues. And that means more of us must our water wisely. We use water bucket to // the water there is in the garden. And we don't use hose pipe in the gardens. So that says, I help towards the problem. In this country doesn't say the dialog is to long so we think before long with another low rain. The garden, I just gave a little drop of water, so I left another day, but not the hose pipe, because I don't want to use too much, just enough to keep them going. Over the coming weeks, there is no doubt many eyes will on the skies. The shortage of rain may have meant a bumper eastern break.Few showers are needed if we don't pray for it this summer.

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wlx321

With most of us enjoying the wall to wall sunshine this bank holiday, the last thing we've been praying for is rain. For R.M., the showers can't come quickly enough. His family have been growing fruit in Cambridge the last forty years. If not had rained for seven weeks now, or with no lakes or rivers to water his trees, is in danger of losing his crops.
We need, really really need some rain. We've got full crops due to the wonderful sunny weather. High pollination, the bees have worked well, but now we're suffering from the drought.
The environment agency said that nationally we've had 13% less rain in the last 3 months when compared to the yearly average. While forward drought planing means no hose pipe bans for now. It has left river levels low in the south-west, central and eastern England. And that means the farmers could be forced to a juicy amount of water they take out to irrigate their crops.
Here in *, river levels have been falling over the last few weeks. It's after hearing Cambridge, they saw the lowest rainful in March since 1929 with only 3.5 milimeters. When there is still plenty of water for us to enjoy the warm weather, there are worries about what it means for farmers and also the wild life living underneath the water.
Most reservoirs are at normal levels, but water companies are pulling out the posibilities of restrictions if the dry weather continues. And that means more of us must use our water wisely.
We use water buckets to conserve wherever water there is in the garden. We don't use a hose pipe in the garden, so that say, help towards the problem.
In this country, it doesn't seem * is to long so we think before long we're gonna * .
The garden, I've just given a little drop of water so we have another pipe, not a hose pipe, cause I don't really want to use too much just enough to * the *.
Over the coming weeks, there is no doubt that many eyes will be on the skies. A shortage of rain * a bump east of break but a few showers are needed if we don't want to pay for it this summer.
R.M., Sky News

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zxw_Jane

With most of us enjoying water with sunshine this bank holiday, the last thing we’ve been praying for is rain. For Ray Manning, the showers can’t come quickly enough. His family has been growing fruit in Cambriship the last 4o years. They’ve not had rain for 7 weeks now, with no lakes or rivers to water his trees. He is in danger of losing his crops.

“We need really really need some rain. We’ve got full crops due to the wonderful sunny weather, high    . The bees have worked well. But now, we are  suffering from the drought. ”

The Environment Agency says that nationally we have 13% less rain in the last three months when compare to the yearly average. While forward drought planning means no hose pipe bans for now. It has left river levels low in the southwest central and Eastern England. And that means the farmers could be forced to reduce the amount of water they take out to irrigate their crops.

Here in the  , river levels have been falling over the last few weeks. It also here in Cambriship, we saw the lowest rainfall in March since 1929 with only 3.5 milliliters. Well, there’s still a plenty of water for us to enjoy the warm weather. There are worries about what means to farmers and also the wildlife living underneath the water.

Most reservoirs are at normal levels, but water companies aren’t pulling out the possibilities for restrictions if the dry weather continues. And that means most of us should use our water wisely.

“We use water bucket to conserve water wherever the water; there is in the garden. And we don’t use hose pipe in the garden. So that say, helps towards the problems.”

“In this country, it doesn’t seem  is too long so we think before a long, we  have a lot of rain.”

“The garden, I’ve just given a little drop of water, so I left the other day, but not the hose pipe, because I don’t really want to use too much, just enough to keep them going.”

Over the coming weeks, there is no doubt that many eyes will be on the skies. The shortage of rain may have meant a eastern break. But a few showers are needed if we don’t want to pay for it this summer.


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chieftaine

HW

When most of us enjoy water of sunshine by the holiday,the last thing we are praying for it is rain ,the rain manning ,the shower can't come quickly enough.his family has been growing the food cambridge last forty years.it have no rain for seven weeks now.with no lakes or rivers water his trees,he is in danger of losing his crops.

we may really really need some rain we go for corps due to the wonderful sunny weather.how pollination the base of work well ,but now we are suffering the draught.

the environment agency said nationally we had 13% less rain last three month when compared the yearly average.while forward drought planing means no hose pipe ban now, it has left river levels is low in south west ,central and eastern  england,and that means farm could be forced reduce amount of  water they take out to irrigate their crops.

Here in Saint Thame, river level has been falling over last few weeks.After Cambridge,they saw the lowest rain for in March than 1929,with only three and half millimeters, there are still plenty water fo us to enjoy the warm weather to worry about what is the farms, also wild life the need the water, most reserve are nomarl level water company are pulling out the possibility for the striations if the dry weather continues,that means more of us must use our water wisely.

we use water backet to conserve all of our water there is in the gardon, we do not use hose pipe in the gardon, so that is say a help towards with problem.

it is country, does not seen too long so, we think before long we

the gardon

over the coming weeks there is no doubt many eyes on the skies, it is shortage rain main amount east break,but few showers are needed we do not want pay for it this summer.

1143QBQ

with most of us enjoying this wall to wall sunshine this bank holiday,the last thing we've been pray for is rain.for ray manning ,the showers can't come quickly enough.his family have been growing fruits in cambridgeshire for the last 40 years.they've not had rain for 7 weeks now,with no lakes or rivers to water his trees ,he's in danger of losing his crops.
we need ,really,really,need some rain,we've got full crops due to the wonderful sunny weather.high pollination .the bees have worked well.now,we're suffering from the drought.
the invironment agency says that nationally we've had 13% less rain in the last 3 months when compared to the yearly average.while forward drought planning means no hose pipe bans for now ,it has left river levels low in the southwest,central and eastern england.and that means the farmers could be forced to reduced the amount of water they take out to irrigate their crops.
here in the thames,river levels have been falling over the last few weeks.it also here in cambridgeshire,they saw the lowest rainfall in march since 1929 with only 3.5 mililiters.
well,there is still plenty of water for us to enjoy the warm weather,there are worries for what means for farmers ,and also the wildlife living underneath the water.
most reserviors are at normal levels,but water companies are ruling out the possibilities for restrictions if the dry weather continues.and that means more of us must use our water wisely.
we use water buckets to conserve wherever water there is in the garden.un,we don't use hose pipes in the garden ,so that's say,help towards the problem.
in this country ,it doesn't seem this dialogue is too long.so ,we think before long we gonna have a lot rain.
the garden ,i just give them a little drop of water,so left the other day,not the hose pipe ,because i don't really want to use too much ,just enough to keep them going.
over the coming weeks,there's no doubt that many eyes will be on the skies.a shortage of rain may have meant a bumper eastern break,but a few showers are needed if we don't want to pay for it this summer.

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czy1143

With most of us enjoy the waterward sunshine this bank holiday, the last thing we've been praying for is rain. The rain manning, the showers caught come quickly enough. His family have been growing fruit in Cambrigeshire the last 40 years, they've not had rain for seven weeks now. And with no rivers or lakes to water his trees, he's in danger of losing his crops. We need, really really need some rain. We've got full crops due to the wonderful sunny weather, high pollenation, the bees have worked well, but now, we are suffering from the drought. The environment agency said nationally, we had 13% less rain in the last three months when compared to the yearly average. While forward drought planning means no hose pipe bans for now. It has left river levels low in the southwest, central and eastern England. And that means farmers could be forced to reduce the amount of water they take out to irrigate their crops. Here in Saint Thames, river levels have been falling over the last few weeks. It's after hearing Cambrigeshire, they saw the lowest rainfall in March since 1929 with only 3.5 milemeters. While there is still plenty of water for us to enjoy the warm weather, there are worries about what it means to farmers and also the wildlife living underneath the water. Most reserviors are at normal levels, but water companies aren't ruling out the possibilities for restrictions if the dry weathre continues. And that means more of us must use our water wisely. We use water buckets to conserve whatever water there is in the garden. And we don't use a hose pipe in the garden so that save helped towards the problem.In this country, doesn't seem a stellar this too long, so we think, before long, we gonna have a lot rain. The garden, I just gave them a little drop of water so we have the other day, but not the hose pipe, cause I don't really want to use too much just enought to keep them going. Over the coming weeks, there is no doubt that many eyes will be on the skys. A shortage of rain may have meant a bumper easter break, but if few showers are needed, if we don't want to pay for it this summer.
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cocowyf

With most of us enjoying the wall to wall sunshine this bank holiday,the last we've been praying for is rain.For ....,the showers can't come quickly enough.His family has been growing fruit in ...the last 40 years.They've  not having rained for 7 weeks now ,with no rivers or lakes to water his trees.He is in danger of losing his crops.
We really really need some rain.We got full crops due to the wonderful sunny weather...The bees ...But now we are suffering from the drown.
The Enviroment Agency say that nationally we've had 30% less rain in the last 3 months when comparing to the yearly average.While forward drought planning means no ....bands for now it has left river levels low in the southwest, central and eastern  England.That the farmers could be forced to reduce the amount of  water they take out to irrigate their crops.Well ,there're still plenty of water for us to enjoy the warm weather.There're worries about... farmers and also the wild life living underneath the water.
Here's in Thames ,river levels have been falling over the last few weeks.It is here in Cambridge .They saw the lowest rainfall in March since 1929 with only 3 and a half milliliters.Most reseviors are of normal levels ,but water companies are ...out the possibilities for structions if the dry weather continues.And that means more of us must  use our water wisely.
We use water buckets to conserve ....water there is  in the garden.We don't use hose pipe in the garden so that's a help towards the problems.English country doesn't seem to stay long ...so we think before long we gonna have a lot of rain.The garden,I just give them a little drop of water,...the other day but not the hose pipe.Cause I don't really want to use too much just enough to keep in the eye.
Over the coming weeks,there's no doubt that many eyes will be on the skies.A shortage of rain may have meant a bumper east break,but a few showers are needn't if we don't want to pay for it this summer.

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ysr_vanessa

With most of us enjoying the wall to wall sunshine this bank holiday, the last thing we are praying for is rain.For //, the showers can't come quickly enough. His family has been growing in // the last 40 years.They've not have rain for 7 weeks now, with no lakes or rivers to water his trees. He is in danger of losing his crops. We need really really need some rain. We've got full crops do to the wonderful sunny weather, high //. The bees work well, but now we are suffering from the drought. The environment agency say that naturally we have 13% less rain in last 3 months when compared to the yearly average. One forward drought planning means no hose pipes ban for now. It has left river levels low in the south-west central and eastern England. And that means the farmers could be forced to reduce the amount of water they take out to irrigate their crops. Here in the Thames, the river level has been falling over the last few weeks. It also here in //, they saw the lowest rainfall in March since 1929 with only 3 and a half millimetres. Well, there's still plenty of water rest to enjoy the warm weather. They all worries about what means to farmers and also the wildlife living underneath the water. Most // are at normal levels, but the water companies are fulling out the possiblities of the // if the dry weather continues. And that means more of us must use our water wisely. We use water bucket to // water wherever the water there is in the garden. And we don't use hose pipes in the gardens. That's say, I help towards the problems. In this country, it doesn't seem // is too long so we think before long another lot of rain. In the garden, I've just given a little drop of water, so I left the other day, but not the hose pipe because I don't want to use too much, just enough to keep them going. Over the coming weeks, there's no doubt that many eyes will be on the skies. The shortage of rain may have meant a bump eastern break. But a few showers are needed if we don't want to pay for it this summer.

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Hardy10280

with the most us enjoy the wall to wall sunshine in this bank holiday the last thing we have been praying for is rain for R the showers can not come quickly enough his family have been growing fruit in cambridgeshire the last 40 years they have not had rain for 7 weeks now with not lakes or rivers to water his trees he is in danger of lose his crops we really really need some rain we have got four crops due to the wonderful sunny weather high pollination the bees have worked well but now we are suffering from the drought the environment agency said the nationally we have 13% less rain in the last three months when compare to the yearly average while forward drought planning mean no hose pipe bans for now it has left river level low in the southwest centre and eastern england and that mean the farmer could be forced to reduce the amount of water they take out to irrigate their crops here in the thames river level has been falling over the last few weeks it also here in carmbridgeshie we saw the lowest rainfall in march sine 1929 with only 3.5 milliliters well there is still a plenty of water for us to enjoy the warm weather there are worries about what mean for farmer and also wildlife they living underneath the water the most resevoirs are at normal level but water companies are not ruling out possibility for restrictions if the drought weather continue and that meas more of us must use our water wisely we use water bucket to conserve wherever water there is in the garden we do not use hose pipe in the garden so that say helpes towards the problem in this country it does not seems stellar as too long so we thing befor a long we gona have a lot of rain the garden i have just give a little drop of water so left the other day but not hose pipe because i do not want to use too much just enough to keep them going over the coming weeks there is no doubt that many eyes will be on the sky the shortage of rain may have meant a bumper eastern break but a few shower are needed if we do not want to pay for it this summer   
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