Cyprus Weather Update: Inland Temperatures to Peak at 37°C with Possible Mountain Rain
Cyprus is experiencing seasonal low pressure, leading to temperatures reaching up to 37°C inland on Sunday. While the morning will start with patches of low cloud and fog, the day will mostly be fine with increased cloudiness in the afternoon. Isolated rain showers are expected mainly over the mountainous regions.
Winds will be initially light and variable, shifting to south-westerly to north-westerly directions with moderate strength along exposed coasts. The sea conditions will remain slight to calm throughout the day. Nighttime will bring mostly clear skies, though some low cloud and patches of fog may develop, especially in eastern and inland areas. Temperatures will drop to around 19°C inland and 21°C along the coasts overnight.
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