Water levels dropped so low at Baitings Reservoir, near Ripponden in West Yorkshire, that an old bridge was uncovered.
The old Road Bridge which once carried the Long Causeway over the river appeared as water levels decreased.
The bridge was submerged in 1956 when Baitings Reservoir was completed, and a modern bridge was constructed nearby.
Scroll down for photos from the reservoir.
9. Low rainfall levels
But even though the temperatures have dropped and the region has had some rainfall in recent days, water levels are still low, leaving neolithic and bronze age remains exposed.
10. The bridge
The reservoir is surrounded by woodland and popular with walkers and at various points offers impressive views of the neighbouring moors.
11. Dried up
Some beauty spots across the north even dried up so severely that mudbeds were exposed and left deep cracks appearing in a desert-like landscape.