Climate in Iceland

Because of its northern latitude and situation in the Atlantic ocean, Iceland has a very vigorous climate and high winds are common.
Thanks to the Gulf stream, Iceland enjoys a cool temperate ocean climate: cool in summer and fairly mild in winter.
In June, we have light day and night, but in December it is dark almost night and day.
One of the most famous things about Iceland, is Aurora Borealis, a phenomenon which only exists in the Arctic and Antarctic areas. Aurora Borealis is actually traces of small dust 450 miles up in the air, reflecting the sunlight. In the evenings in Iceland, you can watch the light dancing in the air in various colours.