According to AI:

"In August, Iceland experiences about 64% cloud cover, making it quite overcast for a significant portion of the month. The clearest day typically occurs on August 6, with only 38% of the time being clear or mostly clear."

So your chances of seeing the few minutes of totality are somewhat less than 50-50, unless you fly over the clouds in a plane.

If you want Iceland is beautiful and you can see the northern lights there ☺ have you been before?

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And I think that you should definitely… go!!

Do you know the expected weather conditions that usually dominate in Iceland on the date of the future eclipse???

It would be a big disappointment if you go and the sky have 100% cloud cover..

Eclipses usually do better in dry countries.. Dry desert countries..

There's 1972 precedent for that, cf. Carly Simon.

This one would probably be the better one to organize a holiday for.. Better chance of sunny weather..

August 2, 2027: Visible through North Africa, the Middle East, and southern Spain.

I personally don’t care. 🤷‍♂

You're not going as an advanced guard on Greenland I hope😡