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Rain or snow in Iceland In March

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KTP1 | 13:32 Thu 11th Dec 2008 | Weather
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I am going to Iceland in March 2009 ( leaving the UK 8th) and the weather sites that I have looked on about the climet shows the 'wet days' on avarage but I know that rain and snow are both classed as 'wet days'. Anyone any idea on what the avarage days are in rain and in snow. Hope that makes sence.
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Kate
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You are much more likely to encounter rain than snow, although it could snow - the weather is as unpredictable as in the UK, only more so.
22:55 Fri 12th Dec 2008
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Within a few kilometres of the shoreline the influence of the sea keeps the temperature around zero. Inland is just cold and frozen.
13:17 Sun 21st Dec 2008

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