For Icelandic weather, we recommend using the official Icelandic Met Office:Icelandic Met Office — vedur.isThere you can check forecasts for wind, precipitation, temperature and cloud cover, as well as weather warnings. The website also provides information about earthquakes, volcanic activity and other natural hazards.Keep in mind that Icelandic weather can change quickly, so don’t rely only on a forecast you checked several days before your trip. Check the conditions again before heading out.If you’re driving yourself, we also recommend checking road conditions alongside the weather forecast.In Iceland, checking the weather is part of the adventure.

For current road conditions in Iceland, use the official Icelandic Road and Coastal Administration website:Road Conditions — road.isThere you can check road conditions, closures, wind conditions and travel information across the country.We recommend checking it before setting off each day, especially during winter or when the weather is changing.And remember: never enter a closed road, even if your navigation app tells you to continue.

For practical safety information while traveling around Iceland, we recommend SafeTravel, run by ICE-SAR (Icelandic Association for Search and Rescue):SafeTravel IcelandYou can find current travel alerts, safety information and advice about weather, roads and outdoor activities. You can also download the SafeTravel app and access useful tools for your trip.We strongly recommend checking SafeTravel together with the weather and road conditions, especially before heading into more remote areas.Being prepared gives you more freedom to enjoy the wild.