Avalanche bulletin

Avalanche conditions

Somw snow has been added in most parts of the country. 

Snow is generally considered stable but windslabs might become unstable due to faciting.

100 m wide slab was realeased by snowmobiles at Fjallabak last Friday in Rauðufossafjöll, the slab was 50-60 cm thick. 
Written by a specialist at 29 Nov 17:08 GMT

Avalanche bulletins for selected areas

Southwest corner

• Tue Nov 30
  
  Moderate danger
• Wed Dec 01
  
  Moderate danger
• Thu Dec 02
  
  Moderate danger

Forecast made: 29 Nov 17:15 GMT. Valid until: 01 Dec 19:00 GMT.

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Northern Westfjords

• Tue Nov 30
  
  Moderate danger
• Wed Dec 01
  
  Moderate danger
• Thu Dec 02
  
  Moderate danger

Forecast made: 29 Nov 16:41 GMT. Valid until: 01 Dec 19:00 GMT.

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Tröllaskagi

• Tue Nov 30
  
  Moderate danger
• Wed Dec 01
  
  Moderate danger
• Thu Dec 02
  
  Moderate danger

Forecast made: 01 Dec 12:05 GMT. Valid until: 01 Dec 19:00 GMT.

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Eyjafjörður (experimental)

• Tue Nov 30
  
  Moderate danger
• Wed Dec 01
  
  Moderate danger
• Thu Dec 02
  
  Moderate danger

Forecast made: 30 Nov 12:24 GMT. Valid until: 01 Dec 19:00 GMT.

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Eastfjords

• Tue Nov 30
  
  Moderate danger
• Wed Dec 01
  
  Moderate danger
• Thu Dec 02
  
  Moderate danger

Forecast made: 30 Nov 10:01 GMT. Valid until: 01 Dec 19:00 GMT.

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Weather forecast in terms of avalanche danger

Northerly wind and snowshowers in most places but decreasing precipitation in S-Iceland on Tuesday afternoon. Decreasing north wind and partly fair on Wednesday, but some snowshowers in the northeast and east parts. Increasing southeast wind in the west in the evening with decreasing frost. Southeast 10 to 18 m/s with snow and later sleet or rain, especially in the south and west parts on Thursday and becoming warmer. Lighter southwest wind and decreasing precipitation by afternoon.
Written by a specialist at 29 Nov 17:09 GMT