ICELAND’S COLDEST MARCH SINCE 1979

[Mark]

Iceland’s temperature data is in for March 2023, revealing it was a historically cold month across the land of ice and fire.

With an anomaly of -3.8C below the multidecadal norm, last month was the country’s coldest March since 1979.

This continues what has been a frigid start to the year in Iceland, after what was a Baltic finish to 2022, too. December was Iceland’s coldest final month of the year for half a century–the coldest since 1916 (Centennial Minimum) for the capital Reykjavík.



March temperature anomalies vs previous decade [vedur].

https://electroverse.info/romania-icelands-coldest-march-since-1979-freezing-rain-hits-canada-records-fall-u-s/

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