The latest weather reports from the Icelandic Meteorological Office indicate a cold day with temperatures ranging from 0 to 6 degrees Celsius. Northern regions are expected to experience snow and blizzards, while the rest of the country will mostly have light clouds. Wind speeds today are predicted to be between 5 to 13 meters per second from the north, with stronger winds in the southeastern part of the country.

Looking ahead to tomorrow, a similar pattern is expected, with winds from the north at 3-10 m/s and from the southeast at 10-15 m/s. While occasional snow showers will affect the northern and eastern regions, the southern and western parts are expected to see mostly sunny weather. However, the weather forecast for the weekend remains uncertain, with an increasing easterly wind and potential snowfall or sleet particularly in the eastern parts.

Overall, the weather in Iceland remains variable with cold temperatures and the likelihood of snow, especially in the north and east. Citizens are advised to stay informed about the weather conditions for the weekend as forecasts may change, highlighting the importance of preparation during winter months in Iceland.