14 Jan 2018 A yellow weather alert has been issued by the Iceland Met Office for Reykjavik, South Iceland, Faxaflói bay, Breiðafjörður bay, The West Fjords, Strandir, North Iceland, North West Iceland and North East Iceland.
11 Jan 2018A storm will hit Reykjavik this afternoon with the worst of the weather occuring between 16.30 and 19.30. Public transport may be disrupted and people are asked to secure loose objects outside. Children should be picked up from school by parents or guardians.
10 Jan 2018 Today is a calm and fairly clear day in Iceland following yesterday's storm, but tomorrow a new area of low pressure will reach the country and another storm is to hit tomorrow night in South and West Iceland.
9 Jan 2018According to meterologist Einar Sveinbjörnsson a series of lows are to be expected which means that the weather could become even worse than the weather experienced in Reykjavik this morning.
9 Jan 2018 An orange weather alert was issued by the Iceland Met Office for this morning's storm which is now subsiding. Parents or guardians were asked to accompany their children to school in all the schools of the capital.
9 Jan 2018The current storm in Reykjavik blew a hot tub from the balcony of the thirteenth floor of an apartment building in Kópavogur and landed on the grounds of a playschool.
9 Jan 2018All domestic flights are down in Iceland with a storm raging on the South West peninsula. There has been disruption to school in some areas of the city and international flights arriving this morning have been delayed.
8 Jan 2018The Iceland Met Office has issued a weather warning for Tuesday morning. The Reykjavik Fire Department says that there may disruption to school and that parents must accompany children aged 12 or under to school.
