Some of the over-hanging snow on a shop roof in Dereham is still clinging on three days later, remaining a threat to passing shoppers.
UPDATED: Snow on Dereham shop roof still hanging on
The white mass, which captured readers on EDP24 earlier this week, has significantly reduced in size after large chunks relinquished hold of the Edinburgh Woollen Mill on the town's High Street.
The snow came down in two separate avalanches when there was luckily no one standing underneath.
A notice, put out on the pavements by the shop's staff, had warned passersby to beware.
The remaining lump of snow is stubbornly holding on in the corner. People who have spent days watching it from nearby shops and offices have almost given up hope of it ever falling.
Original story published on EDP24 on Monday November 29:
A menacing looking lump of snow on a shop roof in Dereham is giving shoppers cause for concern.
As they negotiate the sludge-covered High Street, townsfolk are being warned of a large accumulation of snow above their heads.
Staff at the Edinburgh Woollen Mill have put a notice on the pavement warning people to 'beware - over-hanging snow on roof'.
Keep checking this website to find out if and when it drops.
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