10 Mar 2024Ragnhildur Auður Mýrdal is a 22-year-old law student of the University of Iceland and she likes nothing better than to travel. She loves adventure and has traveled a lot both in Iceland and in other countries. She loves traveling in nature and the Icelandic Highlands are one of her favorites.
4 Feb 2024“There are quite a few people in the mountain today, at least 2,000 people, but I don’t know if it will increase to 3000,” Magnús Árnason, the manager of the ski areas, told mbl.is.
4 Feb 2024Cool Arctic air can be felt around the country and warmer air is widely absent today according to a report by a meteorologist on the website of the Icelandic Met Office.
2 Feb 2024Hjalti Jóhannes Guðmundsson, the Director of Operations and Care of the capital area says he doesn’t know that the night’s rain caused any runoff problems, but the city’s road crews went out at 4 am to check the conditions on drains and see if the water had not been easily accessible.
1 Feb 2024"We have warnings for melting snow and subsequently increased water and possibly slippery roads here in the south and west of the country and in the Southeast this evening."
31 Jan 2024There will be no air traffic at Keflavík Airport for the next few hours due to the weather. On the Isavia website you can see that the first scheduled arrival is at 17.55 and the first scheduled departure is at 19.35.
31 Jan 2024About fifteen to twenty people stayed at a rescue center in the sports building in Súðavík last night because of an avalanche that fell from Súðavík mountain last night.
29 Jan 2024There are slippery patches on most main roads in the capital area and it can be slippery on roads in residential areas. There is reason to urge people to be careful during morning traffic. Difficult driving conditions are on many roads outside the city but snow removal is underway according to the website of the Icelandic Road and Coastal Administration, umferð.is.
27 Jan 2024The accumulated snow in Reykjavík could reach up to twenty centimeters in height in the coming week, according to a meteorologist at the Icelandic Met Office.
25 Jan 2024“There are 30 collisions waiting for us all over the city. I’ve called out all my people,” Kristján Kristjánsson says, but he is the CEO of the company Árekstur.is that assists people that have a collision in traffic.
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