Met Office warning over thundery showers in Norfolk
Friday, July 13, 2012
5:11 PM
The Met office is warning of heavy rain and flooding across the east of England today and tomorrow.
They are forecasting thundery showers and warning of problems on the roads.
A fire officer was called to Ditchingham at 6.20am today to investigate reports of flooding, while Station Road under Wymondham railway bridge is under water again.
A car got stuck under the bridge at about 7am.
On the A47 Acle New Road in Great Yarmouth the road is partially blocked heading east near the A12 junction after a car came off the road.
Dereham suffered heavy rain again and areas of the town which suffered flooding last Friday - including South Green Gardens, Orchid Avenue and Larners Road - were again affected.
People heading to Latitude are being advised to pack their wellies and waterproofs with heavy showers and thunder forecast tonight.
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