THE first flurries of snow fell over Suffolk this morning and were predicted to continue during the day.But the snowfall was not expected to be as substantial as that which closed schools and bought traffic chaos at the beginning of the year.
THE first flurries of snow fell over Suffolk this morning and were predicted to continue during the day.
But the snowfall was not expected to be as substantial as that which closed schools and bought traffic chaos at the beginning of the year.
John Law, a forecaster with Norwich-based Weatherquest, said the temperature overnight had been about 1C although it could have reached freezing in some isolated areas.
That was expected to rise to 3C during the day.
Mr Law said: 'Through this morning and into the afternoon we are looking at some wintery showers feeding from the east which will give a light dusting but we are not looking at huge amounts of snowfall.
'They should become more isolated through the day time with some good brightness and sunshine too.'
In Lowestoft, many roads and pavements were covered by the white stuff, with some of the icy paths causing problems in places.
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