With temperatures set to climb to 20 degrees Celsius this weekend, holiday traffic is starting to build up on Norfolk roads.

A key route on the outskirts of King's Lynn continues to be disrupted.

The A149 Queen Elizabeth Way northbound before the Queen Elizabeth Roundabout on the outskirts of King's Lynn is being affected by traffic.

Delays of 10 minutes had earlier been reported by AA Roadwatch on the A149 Queen Elizabeth Way westbound near the Hardwick Roundabout.

Motorists were travelling at average speeds of 15mph.

Delays are also being caused by holiday traffic in Hoveton and Wroxham between Wroxham Road and Stalham Road.

Traffic has been moving at an average of five mph in this area.

And motorists have been moving slowly in both directions at the A1065, Creake Road roundabout in Fakenham.

Meanwhile, there are two-minute delays for those travelling in the Great Yarmouth direction from Blofield.

Traffic is moving at an average speed of 20mph between Plantation Road and Lingwood Road at Waterlow.

It is expected that Norfolk's coastal routes will be busy as sunseekers head to the beach this weekend.