Avalanche bulletin
Avalanche conditions
Snow is considered stronger now that temperatures are colder since warming over the weekend. Unstable wind slabs may be present in the mountains around the country and snow showers on Wednesday will further encourage wind slab formation. N-winds on the night to Thursday bring snow in N and Westfjords, potentially forming wind slabs on S-aspects. Warming on Friday in S- and W-Iceland increase the chances of wet avalanches, slush flows and landslides. Snow fall from southerly winds in N- and E-Iceland is likely to form wind slabs on northerly aspects.
Written by a specialist at 08 Feb 10:51 GMT
Avalanche bulletins for selected areas 

Southwest corner
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Thu Feb 09
Considerable danger -
Fri Feb 10
Considerable danger -
Sat Feb 11
Considerable danger

Northern Westfjords
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Thu Feb 09
Moderate danger -
Fri Feb 10
Considerable danger -
Sat Feb 11
Moderate danger

Tröllaskagi
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Thu Feb 09
Moderate danger -
Fri Feb 10
Moderate danger -
Sat Feb 11
Moderate danger

Eyjafjörður (experimental)
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Thu Feb 09
Moderate danger -
Fri Feb 10
Moderate danger -
Sat Feb 11
Moderate danger

Eastfjords
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Thu Feb 09
Moderate danger -
Fri Feb 10
Moderate danger -
Sat Feb 11
Moderate danger
Weather forecast in terms of avalanche danger
SW winds and snow showers all around the country through Wednesday night and little precipitation throughout Thursday. Southerly winds pick up on Friday bringing snow to the North and East but it is likely to rain in lowlands and high into the mountains in the South and West.
Written by a specialist at 08 Feb 09:25 GMT