Parents urged to take their children to school due to inclement weather
An orange weather warning goes into effect in the capital area at 2 pm tomorrow. mbl.is/Ómar Óskarsson
The Civil Protection Department of the Capital Region is asking parents to take their children to school tomorrow and Thursday due to the bad weather forecast, as an orange weather warning has been issued for the Capital Region tomorrow and Thursday.
A statement sent to the media reiterates that there may be disruption to after-school activities and organized exercises at the end of the school day and that it is important that parents are prepared to pick up children from school and after-school activities if necessary.
The Icelandic Meteorological Office has issued orange warnings for the entire country tomorrow afternoon. Map/The Icelandic Met Office
“Stronger winds can be expected in the upper areas of the Capital Region. We recommend that children be accompanied by adults as icy conditions can occur with rain and snowfall.”
An orange weather warning is in effect for the entire country tomorrow, with the first warnings taking effect at 2 pm tomorrow in the capital area, South Iceland, Faxaflói, and Breiðafjörður, and later in other parts of the country, and they will be in effect until nightfall.
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