The B1127 Wrentham Road is reopening after an emergency closure for flooding (Image: Google)
A road which was closed due to impassable flooding is set to reopen.
Suffolk Highways installed an emergency closure on the B1127 Wrentham Road near Southwold on Wednesday after severe flooding submerged part of the road on Wednesday.
Witnesses believed the water was about eight inches deep and about half a mile from Potters Bridge, which is infamous for flooding.
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The cause of the flooding has not been identified.
Suffolk Highways confirmed the road will reopen on Thursday following the almost 24-hour closure.
Temporary "mud on road" signs have been installed along the route.
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