In January, Iceland’s average temperature hovers around 0°C. But the wind chill pushes the real-feel temp to -10°C or lower. You’re not just cold — you’re wet, blasted sideways by gusts, and standing on ice. A standard winter coat won’t cut it. This is the packing list I used for 14 days driving the Ring Road in February. Every item earned its spot. Nothing extra. The Temperature Reality You Need to Plan For Most people pack for the number on the thermometer. That’s a mistake. Iceland’s winter weather is defined by wind and moisture, not just temperature. Wind chill changes…