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Jan
35°F 1°C
27°F -2°C
Feb
35°F 1°C
25°F -3°C
Mar
37°F 2°C
28°F -2°C
Apr
42°F 5°C
33°F 0°C
May
46°F 7°C
37°F 2°C
Jun
52°F 11°C
43°F 6°C
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42°F 5°C
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37°F 2°C
Saturday
Jan 9
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51°F 10°C
Lo:
41°F 5°C
Sunday
Jan 10
Hi:
50°F 10°C
Lo:
41°F 5°C

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Fosshotel Reykholt

Aug 10, 2009

We ended up in the hotel around midnight as the nearby camping were we had booked a hut had its reception closed. We called the hotel and the receptionist gave us a 25% discount after we mentioned...more

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