Would you consider Reykjavik to have a warm summer?

[Shalop]

It's comfortable, but certainly warmer than I'd like. Highs are pretty decent, but it'd be better if lows stayed below 5c year-round.



It's nice to be able to go out at night in midsummer and have it be in the 30s F. Only experienced that once in Wyoming and it was great.

[ShaheenHassan]

Originally Posted by Shalop

It's comfortable, but certainly warmer than I'd like. Highs are pretty decent, but it'd be better if lows stayed below 5c year-round.



It's nice to be able to go out at night in midsummer and have it be in the 30s F. Only experienced that once in Wyoming and it was great.

It's so weird to find a person that likes tundra climates.

[Lancerman]

Seasons are relative to location. Iqaluit would consider a high of 1c to be spring.

[FVWinters]

Reykjavik has a lot to offer. It is a well kept cosmopolitan city big enough to have all the amenities one would expect in any large city.
What it does not offer is warm summers. In fact it would be a stretch to say it has a summer at all.

[Arktikos]

Average highs in the 50's during summer. No, that is not warm. Most people would consider that a cold summer.

[klimkin199]

I wouldn't consider sub-15°C high in July warm, it's cool to mild summer. I prefer these summers over hot desert or mediterranean summers.

[Winterbeard]

Pretty much my ideal climate in the summer.

Oh well.