To be fair, the UK has a "grass turns yellow" style drought once every 10 years 2003: https://historicdroughts.ceh.ac.uk/content/hot-summer-2003 https://histor

To be fair, the UK has a "grass turns yellow" style drought once every 10 years 2003: https://historicdroughts.ceh.ac.uk/content/hot-summer-2003 https://historicdroughts.ceh.ac.uk/content/hot-summer-2003 2012: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-17533235 https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-17533235 Of course, the heat records and the drought are worse in 2022 than either of those. And grass turning yellow doesn't necessarily mean that it's dead. It can regrow from the roots when conditions improve. Assuming that the drought is not too long.