Tuesday 03 December, 2024

Prepare for the day ahead with everything you need to know this morning, including today's weather forecast, traffic restrictions and planned roadworks and events, and a roundup of yesterday's news in case you missed it.

Morning Brief

The weather

Today in Ipswich will be bright with sunny intervals, becoming partly cloudy by nighttime. Temperatures will peak at 7°C around early afternoon but will feel more like 5-6°C. There's very little chance of rain (<5% throughout the day).

What you need to know:

  • It's a cold day - wrap up warm when heading out
  • Light northwesterly winds of 4-6 mph
  • Good to very good visibility all day
  • No rain expected, but high humidity (80-90%)
  • Sun sets early at 15:45, so plan outdoor activities for daylight hours

Temperatures will drop to around 2°C overnight, feeling more like 1°C, so expect a cold evening.

The traffic

Traffic restrictions

Civic Drive, Ipswich: Road diversions in place due to a football event, managed by Suffolk County Council.

Princes Street, Ipswich: Road closure in place due to a football event, managed by Suffolk County Council.

Sir Alf Ramsey Way, Ipswich: Road closure in place due to a football event, managed by Suffolk County Council.

Benacre Road, Ipswich: Diversion route in place due to streetworks, managed by Suffolk County Council.

Clarkson Street, Ipswich: Multiple restrictions including reversal of one-way system, road closure and access only due to streetworks, managed by Suffolk County Council.

Foundation Street, Ipswich: Road closure and diversion route in place due to streetworks, managed by Suffolk County Council.

Norman Crescent, Ipswich: Road closure in place due to streetworks, managed by Suffolk County Council.

Norwich Road, Ipswich: Diversion route in place due to streetworks, managed by Suffolk County Council.

Royal Hospital School, Holbrook: Diversion route in place due to streetworks, managed by Suffolk County Council.

Star Lane, Ipswich: Diversion route in place due to streetworks, managed by Suffolk County Council.

Planned roadworks

Bealings Road, Martlesham: Road closure for urgent pothole repairs by Suffolk County Council.

Belstead Road, Ipswich: Temporary 15-minute delays due to hedge cutting works by Suffolk County Council.

Butts Road, Playford: Road closure for urgent pothole repairs by Suffolk County Council.

Clarkson Street, Ipswich: Road closure for essential gas works by Cadent.

Coral Drive, Ipswich: Give and take traffic control for Anglian Water works.

Felixstowe Road, Nacton: Temporary 15-minute delays due to carriageway defect repairs near Woodland View and in the layby by Suffolk County Council.

Foundation Street, Ipswich: Road closure for urgent footway pothole repairs by Suffolk County Council.

Hadleigh Road, Sproughton: Two-way signals for street light repairs by Suffolk County Council.

Henley Road Service Roads, Ipswich: Temporary 15-minute delays due to carriageway defect repairs on both north and south service roads by Suffolk County Council.

London Road, Ipswich: Multi-way traffic signals for urgent stop line works by Suffolk County Council.

Martlesham Road, Little Bealings: Road closure for urgent pothole repairs by Suffolk County Council.

Norman Crescent, Ipswich: Road closure for urgent footway pothole repairs by Suffolk County Council.

Parkside Avenue, Ipswich: Temporary 15-minute delays due to hedge cutting by Suffolk County Council.

Shakespeare Road, Ipswich: Multi-way traffic signals in place for Openreach works.

Sherrington Road, Ipswich: Give and take traffic control for Anglian Water works.

Stoke Park Drive, Ipswich: Two-way traffic signals for Anglian Water works.

Tuddenham Road, Ipswich: Give and take traffic control for Anglian Water works.

Westerfield Road, Ipswich: Two-way traffic signals for hedge cutting works by Suffolk County Council.

What's on

Yesterday's news

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