Eastern Iceland braces for 25-degree heat, warmer tomorrow

Eastern Iceland is set to bask in high temperatures today, with Neskaupstaður and Seyðisfjörður expecting a peak of 25 degrees Celsius around mid-afternoon. The mercury could climb even higher tomorrow, potentially reaching 26 degrees Celsius in Seyðisfjörður.

Today's weather across the country will feature south and southwest winds of 5-13 m/s, accompanied by intermittent rain or drizzle, especially in western regions. However, eastern areas are predicted to be clearer with little precipitation.

As evening approaches, winds will shift to the southeast, ranging from 8-15 m/s in the west, and the rain is expected to decrease. Northern and eastern parts will see lighter winds and clearing skies. Overall, eastern Iceland will be the warmest part of the country.

Looking ahead to tomorrow, a southerly wind of 8-18 m/s is anticipated, strongest in the northwest, with some light rain or drizzle expected in many places. The east, however, will experience clearer spells and a slight temperature increase, with Seyðisfjörður forecast to hit 26 degrees Celsius.