Today’s weather forecast is a welcome change from the constant storm warnings we’ve been seeing since November.
The south and the west coast will get a dry and pleasant day with sunny spells, but cloudier and some sleet or snow on the eastern coast. Maximum temperatures 3 degrees Celsius (37 Fahrenheit).
Read more:January and February the windiest months in 20 years
Read more: Heavy winds blew away parts of cape Stórhöfði, Westman Islands, leaving a huge rift
The Search and Rescue team in Grindavík on the Reykjanes peninsula, South Iceland, made light of this winter’s bad weather situation by issuing a warning for calm weather.
“Calm weather will batter the country for the next couple of days, followed by occasional sunny spells and mild temperatures. There’s a chance that people could fall over as they have become too accustomed to leaning up against the wind while out and about,” the team posted on their Facebook site.
Enjoy the weather while you can!
Today’s weather forecast is a welcome change from the constant storm warnings we’ve been seeing since November.
The south and the west coast will get a dry and pleasant day with sunny spells, but cloudier and some sleet or snow on the eastern coast. Maximum temperatures 3 degrees Celsius (37 Fahrenheit).
Read more:January and February the windiest months in 20 years
Read more: Heavy winds blew away parts of cape Stórhöfði, Westman Islands, leaving a huge rift
The Search and Rescue team in Grindavík on the Reykjanes peninsula, South Iceland, made light of this winter’s bad weather situation by issuing a warning for calm weather.
“Calm weather will batter the country for the next couple of days, followed by occasional sunny spells and mild temperatures. There’s a chance that people could fall over as they have become too accustomed to leaning up against the wind while out and about,” the team posted on their Facebook site.
Enjoy the weather while you can!
