A low-pressure system to the southwest of Iceland is moving eastward today, bringing rain to the southern and western regions of the country.
The associated precipitation is not expected to reach the northeast, which will remain dry and see the warmest temperatures.
According to the Icelandic Meteorological Office, the low will move closer to land tonight, strengthening north westerly winds. As a result, rainfall is set to increase in the west.
As reported by RÚV, northerly winds will dominate through to Saturday, bringing moisture particularly from the north, and causing temperatures to gradually fall.
Forecast Snapshot
West Iceland: Mostly cloudy today with temperatures around 12°C. Light rain is expected tonight. Tomorrow will be cloudy and slightly warmer at 14°C.
North Iceland: Partly cloudy today with highs of 15°C. Conditions remain mostly dry through tonight and tomorrow.
East Iceland: Clear and warm today at 17°C, rising to 18°C tonight. Cooler tomorrow with cloud cover and a high of 10°C.
South Iceland: Rainy today with a high of 11°C. Tonight and tomorrow will be drier and partly cloudy with temperatures reaching 14°C.
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