Iceland Monitor
Iceland in grips of cold snap
Frost and snow in parts of Iceland today. Photo: Rax
Anybody venturing outside in Iceland yesterday evening will have found that predictions of bitterly cold weather were not exaggerated.
Even the most extreme forecast minimum temperature was reached – it was exactly -20°C at the Icelandic Met Office weather station at Sandbúðir in inland South-East Iceland early this morning.
It is currently -9°C in the capital Reykjavik and temperatures will struggle to exceed -4°C at their very warmest today.
Even the most extreme forecast minimum temperature was reached – it was exactly -20°C at the Icelandic Met Office weather station at Sandbúðir in inland South-East Iceland early this morning.
It is currently -9°C in the capital Reykjavik and temperatures will struggle to exceed -4°C at their very warmest today.
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