Updates on Monday, 7 March 2016
News, sport, travel and weather updates resume at 08:00 on Tuesday
A burst water main has caused a number of travel problems for people in Great Yarmouth.
Engineers from Essex and Suffolk Water are working to repair the pipes which burst overnight.
Stargazers were treated to a dazzling display of the Northern Lights as the Aurora Borealis painted the night sky over Norfolk last night.
Gary Pearson sent us this timelapse video, taken near Thornham.
Here are a few more of your photos of the snow that brought a white carpet over parts of the county earlier today.
BBC Weather Watcher "pats place" captured the snow falling in Fakenham.
Image source, BBC Weather Watchers / pats placeAnd AnnieM took this chilly snap of the bare trees on a golf course near Hopton-on-Sea.
Image source, BBC Weather Watchers / AnnieMIf you've a photograph you'd like to share, please send it to us on email.
A group of people in North Walsham say they're starting to make the town more appealing.
Regenerate North Walsham, external is using private funding from local businesses to try to bring more trade and visitors in.
Image source, GoogleRob Scammell from the group says it wants the town to be as successful as places like Holt, and a new museum and heritage centre opening in June will showcase the history of the town.
The back page of today's Eastern Daily Press, external:
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Phil Daley
BBC Radio Norfolk sport
Norfolk triathlete Kim Morrison has won her first event since turning professional.
She finished nine seconds clear of American Dede Griesbauer at the Ironman 70.3 Buenos Aires.
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Morrison pockets about $5,000 (£3,500) for the win.
The aurora borealis - Northern Lights - were visible from parts of Norfolk last night.
This great picture, which you can also see at the top of our live feed today, shows the skies over Happisburgh Lighthouse and was sent to us by James Rowley-Hill.
If you're interested in trying to spot the aurora, you may find this guide helpful.
Image source, James Rowley-HillMany thanks, James. If you have a picture you'd like us to use, please email us.
South Quay in Great Yarmouth is likely to be closed for several more hours after a water main burst overnight.
Norfolk Fire Service and engineers from Essex and Suffolk Water are on the scene.
It was initially thought a pumping station had failed, and raw sewage was coming up through the drains, but the fire service says it is pumping out surface water.
Passengers on Abellio Greater Anglia trains between King's Lynn and Ely are facing delays of up to 40 minutes, because of a signalling problem between Downham Market and Littleport.
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Image source, ArchantParents have set up parking patrols to report drivers who park dangerously outside the Angel Road Infant, external and Junior, external schools in Norwich.
Image source, GoogleMichelle Shepherd is one of the parents monitoring the situation and passing registration numbers on to the police.
She says the parking had become "absolutely atrocious in the past six months or so" and "something needs to be done before someone gets hurt".
A charity fashion show with a difference, external is being staged by a group of staff from YMCA Norfolk to raise funds for its vital work with vulnerable young people and families across the county.
Image source, Network NorfolkPolice are appealing for information following a robbery at a house in south Norfolk where the occupants were assaulted.
The incident took place shortly after 20:30 on Saturday, at an address in Flowerpot Lane, Long Stratton.
Three suspects entered a property and threatened and assaulted the couple before stealing money.
Norfolk woke up to a snowy scene this morning, and here are just some of your photos.
Many thanks to Gill Clark, who says this wasn't the scene she was expecting to see from her hotel room in Gorleston this morning:
Image source, Gill ClarkAnd Mandy Foulds sent this from a chilly Hemsby:
Image source, Mandy FouldsIf you've got any pictures that you'd like to share with us, please send us an email.
South Quay in Great Yarmouth remains closed, with heavy traffic in both directions between Haven Bridge and the Yarmouth Way junction, because of a pumping station failure.
Earlier we reported that raw sewage was coming up through the drains, but the fire service has just told us that this is not the case and that they are pumping out surface water.
Andrew Turner
BBC Radio Norfolk
South Quay in Great Yarmouth is flooded and closed to traffic, after a pumping station failed overnight.
I've been told by the fire service's incident commander that raw sewage in the water is coming up through the drains, and a fire engine is pumping a jet of water into the River Yare trying to clear the mess.
The cause of the failure isn't yet known, but UK Power Networks and Essex and Suffolk Water are by the pumping station near to the Haven Bridge.
Georgina Burnett
BBC Weather
After an icy start, today will be mostly dry with bright or sunny spells. There'll be a few showers, turning wintry at times.
Maximum temperature: 5C (41F).
Any showers will clear this evening, leaving a dry night. Temperatures will fall to -1C (30F), allowing widespread frost and icy patches to develop.
There's more information on BBC Weather.
The stories in the news this morning:
BBC Travel
The A148 in Fakenham is closed in both directions, between the A1067 Clipbush Lane junction and The Street junction because of accident involving one vehicle.
The A1243 South Quay in Great Yarmouth is closed, with heavy traffic in both directions, because of flooding.
BBC Travel has more information for you.
Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live
Hello and welcome to a new week on Norfolk Live, where we'll bring you the news, sport, travel and weather updates throughout the day.
It's been a snowy start to the day, so if you've got any pictures you'd like to share with us, send us an email, get in touch on Twitter, external or Facebook, external.
