Scotland is known for its rainfall, famed as a lush, green, soggy nation. Not this year. Water levels are way below average after the driest spring since 1964 and a hot summer. The problem is especially acute in the east of the country, where the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (Sepa) is now introducing curbs on some water use.
I mean, try playing any building/management type sim, keep up the residential zone creation without increasing service capacity, and you're heading for failure!
It said two catchment areas - Ythan in Aberdeenshire and North Fife - had reached significant scarcity, the highest level of alert.
Gosh, it's a mystery to rival Loch Ness, isn't it?
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