Avalanche bulletin
Avalanche conditions
Snow has subsided and melted due to thawing and rain. Continued thaw with consid. rain in the western part. Small wet avalanches or even slush flows may be expected.
Written by a specialist at 13 Jan 14:45 GMT
Avalanche bulletins for selected areas 
The avalanche bulletin is at a regional scale. It does not necessarily represent avalanche danger in urban areas.
Southwest corner
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Tue Jan 14
Low danger -
Wed Jan 15
Low danger -
Thu Jan 16
Low danger
Forecast made: 13 Jan 12:33 GMT. Valid until: 14 Jan 19:00 GMT.
Northern Westfjords
-
Tue Jan 14
Low danger -
Wed Jan 15
Low danger -
Thu Jan 16
Low danger
Forecast made: 13 Jan 14:27 GMT. Valid until: 14 Jan 19:00 GMT.
Tröllaskagi
-
Tue Jan 14
Low danger -
Wed Jan 15
Low danger -
Thu Jan 16
Low danger
Forecast made: 13 Jan 15:09 GMT. Valid until: 14 Jan 19:00 GMT.
Eyjafjörður (experimental)
-
Tue Jan 14
Low danger -
Wed Jan 15
Low danger -
Thu Jan 16
Low danger
Forecast made: 13 Jan 14:31 GMT. Valid until: 14 Jan 19:00 GMT.
Eastfjords
-
Tue Jan 14
Low danger -
Wed Jan 15
Low danger -
Thu Jan 16
Low danger
Forecast made: 13 Jan 13:45 GMT. Valid until: 14 Jan 19:00 GMT.
Weather forecast in terms of avalanche danger
Southerly winds 3-10 m/s in the afternoon and some light rain in most parts of Iceland. Temperature 1 to 6 deg. C.
South 8-15 on Tuesday with considerable rain and drizzle, but less precipitation in the northeast part. Tempereature widely 5 to 10 deg. C.
Written by a specialist at 13 Jan 14:47 GMT
