2000.
April
April was very warm, in the east it was one of the warmest in the record. At Teigarhorn in the east it was the second warmest since the start of measurements in 1873. The month was very windy and the precipitation in the south and west was heavy. There was only one dry day in Reykjavík. Snow cover was far below the normal. The monthly average pressure was the lowest in the record
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of the workshop was an open meeting, starting with a welcome from Dong Energy and presentations on new challenges in renewable energy and on COP 15. In the next session, PI’s of each working group presented the status of the work ending with a discussion on the progress and the implementation plan. The second day the working groups split into breakout sessions where the groups could focus
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) since the start of observations in 1873. The summer was rather dull in the Northeast.
The dry spell ended everywhere by 20 August and an equally unusual wet spell set in. The
remaining part of the year was the wettest ever registered in the South and West and the year
as a whole was the second wettest on record in this area. The precipitation totals in the North
and East were close
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of the windstorms.
March
The weather was very unsettled and in the west it was considered to be unfavourable.
Precipitation was heavier than the average. There was more snow in the south and west in
March than since the year 2000.
April
April was very warm, in the east it was one of the warmest in the record. At Teigarhorn in the
east it was the second warmest since the start of measurements in 1873
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and in most of the eastern part of the country it was the warmest year ever recorded, e.g. at Grímsey (Northern coast, measurements extending back to 1874) and at Teigarhorn (eastern coast, measurements starting in 1873). In other parts of the country the year was generally the second or third warmest on record. Relatively it was coldest in the Vestfirðir peninsula (West fjords) where it was the fifth
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The temperature was unusually high. At the northern coast and in most of the eastern part of
the country it was the warmest year ever recorded, e.g. at Grímsey (Northern coast,
measurements extending back to 1874) and at Teigarhorn (eastern coast, measurements
starting in 1873). In other parts of the country the year was generally the second or third
warmest on record. Relatively
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Snorrason, Director General of the
IMO. The new
supercomputer can perform 4,000 trillion calculations per second, which is more
than half a million calculations per second for every person on the planet. It
will handle state of the art weather models with more than 6 million lines of
code –the Mars Curiosity Rover was built on 5 million- which will produce high
resolution weather predictions
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