Here we go again: Icelanders expected to celebrate summer with snow By Kolbeinn Tumi Dadason 19. apríl 2015 21:33 Snow is expected in all parts of the country Thursday morning and during the day. Picture from Vedur.is Icelanders celebrate the First Day of Summer this Thursday. As seems to be so often the case there won't be much summer-esque on the annual public holiday. Snow of some sort is expected in all parts of the countries and the temperature will be around zero degrees Celsius. Icelanders can still find some cheering up in the fact that some sun is expected during the day.The First Day of Summer in Iceland is held on the first Thursday after the 18th of April. In former times, the Icelanders used the Old Norse calendar which divided the year into only two seasons, winter and summer. Although the climate in late April cannot be considered to be summer-like, after the long winter, Icelanders still celebrate this first day of "summer" with parades, sporting events and organized entertainment, held in various places around Iceland. News in English Mest lesið „Kynjafræði er pólitísk í eðli sínu“ Innlent „Allt sem er innan velsæmismarka verður tekið til greina“ Innlent Vilja fækka leyfilegum fjölda borgarfulltrúa Innlent Segir mjög litlar líkur á öðru gosi á næstunni Innlent TikTok hólpið í bili Erlent „Þetta er risastór áfangi og gleðitíðindi fyrir Kópavogsbæ“ Innlent Það sem við vitum og vitum ekki um manndrápið hrottalega Innlent Hætta við uppbygginguna vegna „neikvæðrar umræðu“ Innlent Arndís Bára lögreglustjóri næsta árið Innlent Sólrún fundin á Spáni Innlent
Icelanders celebrate the First Day of Summer this Thursday. As seems to be so often the case there won't be much summer-esque on the annual public holiday. Snow of some sort is expected in all parts of the countries and the temperature will be around zero degrees Celsius. Icelanders can still find some cheering up in the fact that some sun is expected during the day.The First Day of Summer in Iceland is held on the first Thursday after the 18th of April. In former times, the Icelanders used the Old Norse calendar which divided the year into only two seasons, winter and summer. Although the climate in late April cannot be considered to be summer-like, after the long winter, Icelanders still celebrate this first day of "summer" with parades, sporting events and organized entertainment, held in various places around Iceland.
News in English Mest lesið „Kynjafræði er pólitísk í eðli sínu“ Innlent „Allt sem er innan velsæmismarka verður tekið til greina“ Innlent Vilja fækka leyfilegum fjölda borgarfulltrúa Innlent Segir mjög litlar líkur á öðru gosi á næstunni Innlent TikTok hólpið í bili Erlent „Þetta er risastór áfangi og gleðitíðindi fyrir Kópavogsbæ“ Innlent Það sem við vitum og vitum ekki um manndrápið hrottalega Innlent Hætta við uppbygginguna vegna „neikvæðrar umræðu“ Innlent Arndís Bára lögreglustjóri næsta árið Innlent Sólrún fundin á Spáni Innlent