Reykjavik Aurora Forecast
Islande • 64.15°N, 21.94°W
Real-time aurora probability and cloud forecast for Reykjavik, Iceland
Septembre, Octobre, Novembre, Décembre, Janvier, Février, Mars, Avril
Aurores boréales (Lumières du Nord)
Atlantic/Reykjavik
Conditions actuelles des aurores
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Vent solaire
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Reykjavik Aurora Viewing Guide
Reykjavik offers the convenience of a capital city with easy access to incredible dark-sky aurora locations. The Golden Circle, Snæfellsnes Peninsula, and South Coast are all within reach for aurora chasing.
Meilleure période pour visiter
September to April is aurora season. Iceland's weather is famously changeable, so flexibility and multiple nights are essential. February-March offers longer twilight.
Conditions météorologiques
Maritime climate means relatively mild but very changeable weather. Temperatures hover around 0°C in winter. Wind and rain are common - always be prepared for conditions to change.
Conseils d'observation
- Check the Icelandic Met Office cloud cover forecast before heading out
- Book a guided tour that can chase clear skies across regions
- Þingvellir National Park offers excellent viewing within an hour of the city
Lieux d'observation recommandés
Þingvellir National Park
UNESCO World Heritage Site just 45 minutes from Reykjavik. Dark skies, dramatic rift valley landscape, and easy access.
64.2559°N, 21.1300°W
View on Map →Grótta Lighthouse
The closest dark-sky location to central Reykjavik. The lighthouse and sea provide atmospheric aurora backdrops.
64.1636°N, 22.0203°W
View on Map →Snæfellsnes Peninsula
2-hour drive from Reykjavik but offers Kirkjufell mountain - one of Iceland's most photographed aurora locations.
64.8000°N, 23.7833°W
View on Map →Foire aux questions
Données fournies par le NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center et Open-Meteo