One of the biggest questions and concerns that people have when it comes to Iceland is how the seasons change and what kind of climate they can expect. Iceland is known for being particularly cold but this is not the case all year round. During the summer months the weather in Iceland is actually quite mild and you can experience some warm days. However, the winter is particularly cold and temperatures can drop below freezing regularly. We have put together some guides that should help with seasonal weather information from our local experts. For more information on Iceland climate take a look at our blog content for more information.
Iceland in August
Iceland in July
Iceland in June
Iceland in May
Iceland in April
Iceland’s Temperature Month by Month
Iceland in March
A Guide to Iceland’s Midnight Sun
What is Iceland really like in Winter?
Things To Do in Iceland During The Summer For Families
How Dark Does It Get in Iceland in Winter?
Our Guide to Driving in the Snow
Our Guide to Flying to Iceland
How much does it snow in Reykjavik?
When is it Warmest in Iceland?
Best Time to Visit Iceland - Weather & When to Go