In Norfolk, several schools have closed due to heating failures as temperatures drop significantly. On Wednesday, seven schools were affected by ongoing boiler issues.
Cold Snap Impacts Norfolk Schools
This disruption coincides with an intense cold snap gripping the region. On Tuesday, Marham recorded a low of -12°C (9.5°F), marking it as the coldest place in the UK. Such severe temperatures have raised concerns about heating systems in local educational institutions.
Weather Warnings in Effect
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for ice, valid until 10:00 GMT. This alert highlights the potential danger of icy conditions, which could further complicate travel and daily activities. Residents and local authorities are urged to remain cautious.
List of Affected Schools
- School 1
- School 2
- School 3
- School 4
- School 5
- School 6
- School 7
As the situation develops, more updates are expected regarding the reopening of these institutions. Authorities are working to resolve the heating issues as quickly as possible to ensure the safety and comfort of students.
