Several events have been cancelled and some outdoor attractions are shut as Storm Ciarán hits Norfolk.
While the whole county is waking up to high winds and heavy rain, the worst-hit areas will be the eastern and southern parts of Norfolk.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for wind in these areas, which could reach 60mph.
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The alert has been in place since 9pm on Wednesday and it continues until midnight tonight.
The yellow warning means there may be power cuts, longer journey times and cancellations, some damage to buildings and flying debris.
CLOSED ATTRACTIONS/CANCELLED EVENTS
Banham Zoo - The zoo is closed on November 2 for the safety of animals and visitors. Those who pre-booked tickets will receive an email update.
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Norfolk Contemporary Art Society event - The Shape Our World talk due to take place at Norwich University of the Arts tonight has been cancelled due to the weather warning.
Thetford Fireworks Spectacular (rescheduled) - This free entry display at Barnham Cross Common Playing Fields has been rescheduled from November 5 to 12.
Sandringham Estate - While the Royal Parkland remains open, with visitors urged to keep to the open areas, the children's play area is shut on Thursday.
Wroxham Barns' Low-Bang Fireworks Display (Night 1) - The first night of low-bang fireworks on Thursday at this family attraction has been cancelled. However, Friday's event is still going ahead with added capacity. Ticket-holders for Thursday have been emailed.
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