Monday, 27 January, 2025
Prepare for the day ahead with everything you need to know this morning, including today's weather forecast, traffic notices and a roundup of yesterday's news in case you missed it.
The weather
There's a yellow weather warning for wind with temperatures around 7-8°C, though it will feel significantly colder at just 3-4°C.
Today's forecast:
- Scattered light showers throughout the morning and early afternoon with a 50-60% chance of rain
- Wind speeds of 14-18 mph from the south-southwest, with gusts up to 42 mph
- Cloudy conditions developing from late afternoon
- Excellent visibility throughout the day
Make sure you:
- Secure any garden furniture, bins or loose items that could be affected by strong winds
- Wrap up warm – the wind chill will make it feel much colder than the actual temperature
- Pack a waterproof jacket, as showers are likely
- Consider moving vehicles away from trees if parking for extended periods
The traffic
Traffic restrictions
Bramford Road: A road closure and diversion route are in place until February 28 as Suffolk County Council continues construction of a new link road connecting Europa Way. This includes work on footways, carriageways and utility diversions.
Planned roadworks
Belmont Road: Openreach is carrying out works with multi-way traffic signals in place until January 31.
Bramford Road: Anglian Water is conducting works with two-way traffic signals in place until January 28.
Hawthorn Drive: Suffolk County Council is repairing carriageway defects outside Buttons and Bows Nursery with two-way traffic signals in place from 19:00 today until 05:00 tomorrow.
Henley Road: Cadent is carrying out essential gas connection works with two-way traffic signals in place until January 30.
Larchcroft Road: Suffolk County Council is repairing carriageway defects between the junctions with Henley Road and Congreve Road, with two-way traffic signals in place from 10:00 to 15:00 today.
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