Measured rainfall in Reykjavík was 115.7 millimeters (45.5 in) in June and longitudinal studies reaching back to 1920 show that there has never been more rainfall in the capital.
The measured amount of sunshine hours is 115, which is 46 hours under the average. Nonetheless, the average temperature is about a degree higher than during the past decade and last June was the fourth warmest since temperature data began being collected in Reykjavík in 1871.
These weather conditions have affected the National Icelandic Horse Competition, with some arguing it should be cancelled. Travellers should also make sure to consult the Icelandic Met Office’s homepage for further details.
Measured rainfall in Reykjavík was 115.7 millimeters (45.5 in) in June and longitudinal studies reaching back to 1920 show that there has never been more rainfall in the capital.
The measured amount of sunshine hours is 115, which is 46 hours under the average. Nonetheless, the average temperature is about a degree higher than during the past decade and last June was the fourth warmest since temperature data began being collected in Reykjavík in 1871.
These weather conditions have affected the National Icelandic Horse Competition, with some arguing it should be cancelled. Travellers should also make sure to consult the Icelandic Met Office’s homepage for further details.
