Iceland forecast calls for mild, mostly dry weather before colder winds return

Iceland will have partly cloudy skies and little precipitation on Tuesday, with temperatures rising to between 0 and 7C after midday, according to mbl.is. Temperatures will remain around freezing in the east.

Westerly winds are expected to strengthen to 8-15 metres per second. Northwest winds of 5-13 metres per second will prevail in many places, with clearer skies in the afternoon and isolated snow showers in the northeast. Temperatures will then fall again.

Northwesterly winds will strengthen in eastern Iceland on Tuesday evening and overnight, reaching 13-20 metres per second on Wednesday. Winds will be much lighter elsewhere. A few snow showers are forecast in the northeast, while the south and west will be mostly clear. Temperatures will range from 0 to minus 7C, and winds are expected to ease on Wednesday evening.