The current heatwave is causing rivers and waterfalls to dry up in North Yorkshire.

The clip, captured in Yorkshire Dales National Park, shows some natural landmarks like Janet’s Foss and Gordale Scar running low in water as others remain dried up.

The hottest day of the year is coming this week as temperatures are set to hit 35 degrees Celsius, reports say.

The current heatwave is taking it's toll on rivers across the country. Here in Malham you can see that Janet's Foss is low which is just a small trickle of water and until recently was completely dry. Gordale Scar less than half a mile from Janet's Foss is totally dry. The waterfall is usually full and fills the area with sounds of rushing water. In this clip all you can here are ambient sounds which echo through the rocky valley. Malham Cove is the start of the River Aire and again is almost dry. Sounds of rocks can be heard as visitors walk across the dry river bed.