Late Summer heat wave hits Norfolk

The week-long heat wave has made it through to October, which positions it to break records. The current record for the hottest 1 October was set in March, Cambridgeshire, in 1985, where temperatures reached 29.4C.

At Sheringham, the sea is crystal clear today with hardly a ripple on the surface.

Sheringham beach

Sheringham beach

Seal basks on the lifeboat slope at Sheringham beach

 

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