Rain expected across much of Iceland as low-pressure systems approach from Greenland

Rain is expected across much of Iceland tomorrow, with dry conditions in the northeastern region. Wind speeds will range from 5 to 13 meters per second from the southeast, and rainfall will be widespread. However, the northeastern part of the country is likely to stay dry.

In the evening, conditions will worsen with increases in both wind and precipitation across the southern coast. Temperatures will vary between 10 to 19 degrees Celsius, with the warmest areas found in the northeast.

A continuation of low-pressure systems is anticipated in the coming days. A low-pressure front located near the east coast of Greenland is expected to bring rain to the western part of Iceland.

Tomorrow, the southeastern winds will remain between 5 to 13 meters per second, with rain affecting many areas, and with the weather clearing up slightly in the northeast. As conditions degrade further into the evening, one can expect increased wind and rainfall across the south. Overall, temperatures will stay within the mild range of 10 to 19 degrees Celsius, with the northeast experiencing the warmest weather.