Cyprus to experience mainly clear skies and temperatures up to 37C on Friday
Cyprus will enjoy mainly clear skies on Friday with inland temperatures reaching around 37C. Winds will begin light and variable before shifting southwesterly to northwesterly, reaching moderate strength. Along the southern and southwestern coasts, winds might temporarily strengthen to strong levels. Sea conditions are expected to be slight.
Temperatures will be around 32C on the west and north coasts, 33C on other coastal areas, and cooler at 28C in the higher mountains. Saturday will maintain similar weather conditions with clear skies, while Sunday and Monday may see locally increased cloudiness. Throughout the weekend, temperatures are forecast to remain consistently above the seasonal average.
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