Strong winds look set to hit the county this week as Storm Agnes hits the country.
The storm is likely to affect much of the UK on Wednesday and Thursday, with gusts of 50mph and 60mph to batter some areas of the country.
High winds will be accompanied by heavy rainfall, with a weather warning issued for parts of the UK.
Although Suffolk will be hit with strong winds, the county will avoid the worst of Storm Agnes.
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Ipswich, Bury St Edmunds, Newmarket and Felixstowe will see wind speeds reach highs of 35mph.
The worst of the weather will be overnight between Wednesday and Thursday.
Met Office chief meteorologist Steve Ramsdale said: “While the precise track and depth of Storm Agnes is still being determined, there’s a high likelihood of wind gusts around 50 to 60mph for some inland areas.
"Exposed coastal areas could see gusts of 65-75 mph with a small chance of a few places seeing around 80mph."
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