Low-pressure system causes strong winds and snowfall across northeast Iceland

A low-pressure system located northeast of Langanes is causing strong northwesterly winds across northeast and eastern regions of the country today. Snowfall combined with wind may lead to difficult driving conditions, particularly on mountain roads. Travelers are advised to stay updated on road conditions through the appropriate authorities. Conditions are expected to improve by the afternoon.

In the southern and western parts of the country, winds are light, with clear skies anticipated. A new low-pressure system is approaching from the south this evening, and easterly winds are forecasted for tomorrow, although they are not expected to reach significant strength. Rainfall is expected to develop throughout the day, becoming more intense into the evening, with temperatures ranging from 2 to 8 degrees Celsius across the country.