Forecasters have predicted a wet and windy festive period for the east of England, dashing any hopes of a white Christmas.

People in Norfolk have reported that they felt the effects of a 3.9-magnitude earthquake which hit Lincolnshire on Saturday night.

Norfolk and Suffolk has been enjoying another day of warm sunshine but isolated thunderstorms this evening will see temperatures drop.

Winter may finally be over as Mediterranean temperatures are set to hit Norfolk and Waveney with many expected to see the hottest day of the year so far.

Next week looks set to be the warmest of the year with high temperatures of 21C in Norfolk.

After weeks of snow and rain Spring is set to arrive this weekend with some areas of Norfolk and Waveney set to be warmer than the Spanish capital.

Temperatures are to plummet in East Anglia this weekend with bitter winds making it feel as cold as -10C.

Norfolk and Waveney has just recovered from the deluge of snow brought by the Beast from the East and now the region is set to be hit by the Pest from the West.

The widespread snow across East Anglia could start melting over the weekend as temperatures rise above freezing.

The first flakes of snow have started falling in Norfolk amid forecasts of sub-zero temperatures across the region this week.

A week of “bitterly cold” weather has been forecast for East Anglia.

A prolonged period of “bitterly cold” weather is on the way for East Anglia with day time temperatures staying below freezing.

Parts of Norfolk could see further wintry showers today before temperatures plummet overnight.