VOLCANO & SAFETY
IceWay brings the practical signals together, but official authorities always have the final word on natural hazards, closures and emergency guidance.
Between Akureyri and Bifröst, in the Westfjords and the highlands. Strong wind with sleet/snow. Poor visibility and icy/snowy roads. Very difficult travelling conditions, transportation disruption possible, loose objects outside can be blown away. Adjust travel plans.
Between Reykjavík and Höfn and Reykjavík and Bifröst. Strong wind with heavy rain in lowland areas, sleet and snow on higher ground. Very difficult traveling conditions. Loose objects outside can be blown away. Adjust travel plans.
If you are unable to connect to 112, or if the call has poor audio quality or gets disconnected, you can call 599-0112. Save this number as a backup. See further information here: 112.is
Use the Icelandic Met Office for the latest scientific status, hazard assessments and monitoring information.
Latest official volcano information →Road conditions can change faster than a day plan. Check live conditions before exposed or long drives.
Open IceWay road conditions →For emergencies in Iceland call 112. Save official emergency information before heading into remote areas.
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