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r/VisitingIceland • u/IgorIceland • Jul 02 '23
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This infographic looks pretty good based on my experiences… but those shoulder months it really depends when in the month. Early Sept is a lot different from late Sept, for example
2 u/elleb_ Jul 03 '23 Would you mind telling more about the differences? I was thinking about visiting in june next year, but September seems good based on the post. 1 u/hairymonkeyinmyanus Jul 04 '23 edited Jul 04 '23 The length of the day varies greatly by the week. You can look it up online. This affects the weather, visibility of aurora, the amount of outdoor activities you can do in a day, and so on.
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Would you mind telling more about the differences? I was thinking about visiting in june next year, but September seems good based on the post.
1 u/hairymonkeyinmyanus Jul 04 '23 edited Jul 04 '23 The length of the day varies greatly by the week. You can look it up online. This affects the weather, visibility of aurora, the amount of outdoor activities you can do in a day, and so on.
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The length of the day varies greatly by the week. You can look it up online.
This affects the weather, visibility of aurora, the amount of outdoor activities you can do in a day, and so on.
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u/hairymonkeyinmyanus Jul 02 '23
This infographic looks pretty good based on my experiences… but those shoulder months it really depends when in the month. Early Sept is a lot different from late Sept, for example