Compare Leeds and Greater Reykjavik Weather

Leeds is 1620.0 kilometers (1006.6 miles) away and has the same time zone with Greater Reykjavik, Iceland. Leeds's climate is classified as Marine west coast, warm summer (Köppen climate classification: Cfb) while Greater Reykjavik has a Marine west coast, cool summer climate (Cfc).

Leeds generally has warmer weather than Greater Reykjavik. The average mean temperature in Leeds is 10.3°C (50.54°F) while Greater Reykjavik’s temperature is 5.0°C (41.0°F) and the difference is 5.3°C (41.54°F). Leeds is warmest on average in July, when the day time temperature may reach 17.43°C (63.37°F), while Greater Reykjavik is warmest in July when the average high temperature is 11.91°C (53.44°F). Leeds is coldest in January when the average low temperature is 1.27°C (34.29°F), while December is the coldest month in Greater Reykjavik, when night time temperature often falls below -2.64°C (27.25°F).

Finally, Leeds has about 1.58 times more rainfall than Greater Reykjavik, (Leeds’s 56.61mm vs Greater Reykjavik’s average of 35.81mm).