The region can expect a “fine, dry and sunny” weekend, with warm temperatures forecast to continue.

Norfolk can expect a largely warm and dry bank holiday weekend, with temperatures likely to reach the early 20s by Monday.

As temperatures soared to create the hottest day of the year, people in Norfolk have been making the most of the easing of lockdown measures to bask in the sunshine.

The hottest day of the year is expected to hit Norfolk on Wednesday - but thunderclouds may be gathering.

Forecasters are predicting a dry and bright couple of days as Norfolk and Waveney heads into its first weekend since lockdown restrictions were eased.

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Forecasters are predicting a predominantly sunny weekend in Norfolk - but people are being warned to expect some heavy showers.

The public has been urged to stay at home during the UK’s fifth weekend under lockdown, as temperatures in the east of England are expected to remain high.

North-easterly gusts brought a band of wintry showers to parts of the region on the day the clocks went forward.