Iceland's weather is famously changeable — locals like to say that if you don't like it, just wait five minutes. Conditions can shift quickly and vary a lot between regions, so it pays to check before you head out and to dress in layers whatever the season. Below is the current weather and a short outlook for key locations around the country, from Reykjavík in the southwest to Akureyri in the north and the Eastfjords.
Données météorologiques de MET Norvège (yr.no).Mise à jour toutes les heures · fois dans GMT.
Summer (June–August) is mildest, typically 10–15°C, with long daylight; winter brings cold, wind and snow, with only a few hours of daylight around midwinter. Wind is often the biggest factor — it can make a mild day feel bitter and affect driving and tours — so always check wind as well as temperature. Spring and autumn are transitional and unpredictable. Wherever you go, pack a windproof, waterproof outer layer and warm mid-layers, and keep a swimsuit handy for Iceland's geothermal pools.
Vérifiez toujours les prévisions officielles et l'état des routes avant de conduire ou de participer à des activités de plein air, surtout en hiver. Pour planifier quelle saison convient à votre voyage, consultez notre guide du meilleur moment pour visiter l'Islande, et parcourez notre visites et expériences pour profiter au maximum de tous les temps.
