Much of Iceland will remain dry on Sunday, with the warmest conditions expected in the south despite cooler weather along the northern coast, according to the Icelandic Meteorological Office. A large low-pressure system near Norway is directing northerly and northwesterly winds across the country. Stronger winds are forecast in eastern Iceland, while lighter winds are expected elsewhere.
Original source: RÚV Southern Iceland is forecast to see the highest temperatures, reaching up to 18°C. Northern coastal areas will remain considerably cooler, with temperatures starting at around 8°C. Light rain is expected in north-east and east Iceland overnight and into Monday morning.
Cooler in the North The Icelandic Meteorological Office forecasts partly cloudy skies across northern Iceland with little precipitation, while areas south of the central highlands are expected to enjoy mostly clear conditions. Temperatures will vary significantly across the country. Southern regions are forecast to be the warmest, with highs of around 18°C, while much cooler air will persist along the northern coast.
Forecasters also expect some rain to reach north-east and east Iceland overnight and during Monday morning as the northerly airflow continues. The post Dry and Warm Weather to Continue Across Most of Iceland appeared first on Iceland Review.
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