Cromer Beach advisory
While works are ongoing, some sections of the beach west of Cromer Pier will be temporarily closed.
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North Norfolk is vulnerable to severe weather for several reasons:
- The landscape is relatively flat meaning it is exposed to the effects of storms, high winds and snow.
- The road network is mainly rural which means we are perhaps more likely to encounter difficult driving conditions during poor weather than on main roads and motorways.
- The chances of being isolated during severe weather is greater for rural areas than urban areas.
Heat waves are also forms of severe weather.
Special consideration should be given to the vulnerable, including the young and elderly, in all conditions of severe weather.
The Meteorological Office is responsible for issuing severe weather warnings, which are widely shared with the public and professional partners through the media and via their website.
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