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Wind-chill table - Jóhanna Margrét Thorlacius 26.2.2010

The Windchill Temperature index incorporates heat transfer theory (heat loss from the body to its surroundings) during cold and breezy or windy days in order to calculate the dangers from winter winds and freezing temperatures. Read more
 
leaves against the sun

The weather in Iceland 2009 - Trausti Jónsson 18.1.2010

The weather was very favourable in Iceland in 2009. The temperature was well above the 1961 to 1990 mean. This was the driest year in Reykjavík since 1995, but the wettest in Akureyri since 1991. Read more
 
map of Iceland with blue and yellow patches

High resolution precipitation maps for Iceland - Philippe Crochet 27.7.2009

Spatial distribution of precipitation in Iceland has been estimated with 1 km resolution using an orographic precipitation model. Read more
 
map of glacier - outline marked

The ice cap Snæfellsjökull is thinning rapidly - Tómas Jóhannesson 6.7.2009

Snæfellsjökull ice cap in western Iceland has been observed to retreat and thin rapidly in recent years according to people living in the neighbourhood of the glacier and travellers in the area. This has now been confirmed by lidar measurements. Read more
 

Temperature conversion - Baldur Ragnarsson 30.4.2008

Temperature conversions between Celsius and Fahrenheit Read more
 

Windspeed - Baldur Ragnarsson 29.4.2008

Windspeed conversions Read more
 

Instructions for weather radar pages - Jóhanna Margrét Thorlacius 28.2.2008

 

About weather observations - Helgi Borg 28.2.2008

 

Instructions for cloud cover forecasts - Jóhanna Margrét Thorlacius 28.2.2008

 

Weather symbols and legend - Helgi Borg 24.2.2008

 

Glossary - Veðurstofa Íslands 24.2.2008

 


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