May Rainfall and Precipitation in Capital Region
Average rainfall, rainy days and the driest cities in Capital Region, Iceland in May.
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Monthly precipitation
0 mm (0 in) dry → 150 mm (5.9 in) wet
Marker color shows total monthly precipitation in May: pale blue is dry, deep blue is wet.
Capital Region precipitation in May: frequently asked questions
How much rainfall does Capital Region, Iceland receive in May?
Reykjavík stays mostly dry in May, with average rainfall close to 97 mm (3.8 in).
How many days does it rain in Capital Region, Iceland in May?
Expect around 16 days rainy days in Reykjavík during May.
Is May part of the rainy season in Capital Region, Iceland?
May is generally a drier month for Capital Region, Iceland, falling outside the main rainy season.
What is the wettest city in May in Capital Region, Iceland?
In our database, Mosfellsbær stands out as having an average rainfall level of 100 mm (3.9 in), making it the wettest location.
What is the driest city in May in Capital Region, Iceland?
In our records, Álftanes stands out as the driest city in Capital Region, Iceland for May, averaging just 95 mm (3.7 in).
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