Now is the beautiful time when there darkness during night is about to change to the soft glowing light.

The last day of Icelandic Christmas season is today – 6th of January. This day is called Þrettándinn

The Yule Cat is a huge and vicious cat who is described as lurking about the snowy landscape during Christmas time and eating people who haven't received any new clothes to wear before Christmas Eve.

In former days Iceland had a calendar that had its roots in the old Norse Calendar, which only had two seasons, “winter” and “summer.”

The town got wrapped in a snow carpet yesterday and today we are expecting some more

A new club facility for the local Sailing club was inaugurated this week.

It has been snowing continuously for almost a week

A windy week blowing all the leaves away

Days start getting shorter in the northern hemisphere after summer solstice in June, and they stop getting shorter on the winter solstice, 21.st of December when they resume getting longer.

August still bringing some great weather