Storm expected tomorrow By Samúel Karl Ólason 29. nóvember 2014 18:50 A heavy storm will hit Iceland in the afternoon tomorrow (Sunday), with winds up to 50 meters per second. Photo/The Icelandic Met Office Strong southeast gale warning is in effect near noon tomorrow. Expected southwest gale tomorrow evening and in some places violent storm. A heavy storm will hit Iceland in the afternoon tomorrow (Sunday), with winds up to 50 meters per second and substantial rain. On average the wind is expected to be in between 20 – 30 m/s in the afternoon. The Icelandic Met Office urges people not to travel and to secure loose objects. The storm will reach it’s peak around nine o’clock tomorrow evening. On Monday average winds of 18 – 25 m/s in the morning and 13 – 20 in the afternoon with sleetshowers and later snowshowers in the western part of Iceland. Further information can be seen on the Icelandic Met Office homepage. News in English Mest lesið Nafn mannsins sem lést á Gæsavatnaleið Innlent Lokar Hótel Kulusuk eftir að flug hætti frá Íslandi Innlent Umhverfisvænna að sleppa óþarfa kurteisi Innlent Hvetur til stillingar og boðar aðgerðir Erlent Selenskí vilji ekki binda enda á stríðið Erlent Lá á þakplötu þegar hann hringdi í Neyðarlínuna Veður Kallar Ólaf Ragnar „Rússagælu“ Innlent Syrgja starfsmann sem lést í slysi Innlent Íslendingur í Frakklandi og ekki bjóða góðan dag Innlent Formaður VG fékk táragas í augun: „Þá er eins og fjandinn sé laus“ Innlent
Strong southeast gale warning is in effect near noon tomorrow. Expected southwest gale tomorrow evening and in some places violent storm. A heavy storm will hit Iceland in the afternoon tomorrow (Sunday), with winds up to 50 meters per second and substantial rain. On average the wind is expected to be in between 20 – 30 m/s in the afternoon. The Icelandic Met Office urges people not to travel and to secure loose objects. The storm will reach it’s peak around nine o’clock tomorrow evening. On Monday average winds of 18 – 25 m/s in the morning and 13 – 20 in the afternoon with sleetshowers and later snowshowers in the western part of Iceland. Further information can be seen on the Icelandic Met Office homepage.
News in English Mest lesið Nafn mannsins sem lést á Gæsavatnaleið Innlent Lokar Hótel Kulusuk eftir að flug hætti frá Íslandi Innlent Umhverfisvænna að sleppa óþarfa kurteisi Innlent Hvetur til stillingar og boðar aðgerðir Erlent Selenskí vilji ekki binda enda á stríðið Erlent Lá á þakplötu þegar hann hringdi í Neyðarlínuna Veður Kallar Ólaf Ragnar „Rússagælu“ Innlent Syrgja starfsmann sem lést í slysi Innlent Íslendingur í Frakklandi og ekki bjóða góðan dag Innlent Formaður VG fékk táragas í augun: „Þá er eins og fjandinn sé laus“ Innlent