Recent weather in Iceland has shown a decrease in wind and precipitation after heavy snowfall. According to meteorologists from the Icelandic Meteorological Office, south of the highlands, certain areas can expect frostless conditions during the day, indicating a temporary break in colder weather. While the north of the country will experience stronger winds, there will be milder weather in the south with mostly clear skies.

As the week progresses, conditions are forecasted to shift again, with an increase in wind speed expected particularly on Monday where gusts could reach 13-20 m/s in the eastern regions. Areas in the north and east will see scattered snow showers, while the southern regions are predicted to remain drier and brighter throughout the day. Temperatures will range from 0 to 8 degrees Celsius, reflecting a noticeable warmth as the winds shift unexpectedly.

Looking ahead, meteorologists also predict that by Tuesday, a southeast wind will develop, transitioning the precipitation from snow to bouts of rain or sleet as temperatures rise. This continual shift in weather patterns highlights the dynamic nature of Icelandic weather, which often brings rapid changes that can significantly impact daily life and planning for residents and visitors alike.