Penarth Breakfast Briefing: Short-lived wintry showers forecast at sunrise

By Isabel Millett

2nd Dec 2021 | Local News

Clouds will begin to develop from the west in the early afternoon (Image: Ben Salter)
Clouds will begin to develop from the west in the early afternoon (Image: Ben Salter)

Penarth Breakfast Briefing: Thursday, December 2

Penarth Breakfast Briefing is a daily column dedicated to morning 'must-knows' from around town and other useful tid bits: weather, traffic, travel and trivia news in a nutshell.

Penarth weather forecast

Wintry showers over the hills will clear in the early hours of the morning, making room for some bright, sunny hours to midday. Clouds will begin to develop from the west from lunchtime. Pollution: Low

UV: Low

Sunrise in Penarth today: 07:57

Sunset in Penarth today: 16:07

Penarth Traffic

A4232 – One lane blocked and queueing traffic due to stalled vehicle on A4232 Southbound from B4267 Leckwith Road (Leckwith Interchange) to A4055. Lane one (of two) is blocked.

A4055 – Queueing traffic on A4055 Cardiff Road Northbound at B4267 Redlands Road (Merrie Harrier traffic lights).

Mill Road – Temporary traffic signals due to gas main work on Mill Road near Mill Close.

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