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Why the sun and sky looks weird above Norfolk and Suffolk

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By Johnny Amos Audience & Content Editor
The sky has turned an eerie grey this morning <i>(Image: Mike Page)</i>
The sky has turned an eerie grey this morning (Image: Mike Page)
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The sky has turned an eerie grey colour this morning after wildfires in the USA. 

Smoke from the wildfires on the other side of the Atlantic has been brought over to the UK by Storm Agnes. 

BBC Look East weather presenter Dan Holley said the grey skies have been created by wildfire smoke from North America. 

He added the rather eerie grey and brown coloured skies that are turning the sun white have been brought across the Atlantic behind Storm Agnes. 

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