Widespread Severe Weather Expected Tuesday in Cyprus with Improved Dam Water Levels
The Department of Meteorology has indicated that Tuesday is the most likely day this week for widespread severe weather across Cyprus. Rain or thunderstorms may occur tonight, predominantly in coastal areas, with unstable conditions expected Monday through Wednesday due to cloud build-up and possible storms. Forecasters will monitor data closely before issuing any official warnings.
Weather conditions are predicted to improve by Thursday and Friday, with mostly fine weather and slight temperature rises, though temperatures will remain below average for this time of year. Meanwhile, the Water Development Department reports a significant increase in dam water levels compared to last year. As of October 2, dams across the island are at 35.8 percent capacity, holding nearly 104 million cubic meters of water, compared to just 12.3 percent and 35.7 million cubic meters during the same period last year.
Key reservoirs such as Kouris and Asprokremmos have seen marked improvements, now holding around 37 percent and 36 percent of their capacity respectively, reflecting better water reserves going into the wetter months.
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