Cyprus issues yellow warning with inland temperatures reaching 40°C before weekend storms
The Cyprus Meteorological Department has issued a yellow warning ahead of Thursday, forecasting inland temperatures to soar to 40°C. Thursday will see mainly clear skies in the morning with some isolated showers developing over the mountains and interior in the afternoon. Winds will be light to moderate, shifting from south-westerly to north-westerly, with seas ranging from calm to slightly rough.
An abrupt change in weather is expected over the weekend as a disturbance approaches from the north. Saturday is forecast to bring widespread cloud cover, local rain, and isolated thunderstorms, some potentially intense or prolonged. Temperatures will drop below the seasonal average on Saturday, before rising slightly again on Sunday, when isolated showers are expected mainly over the mountains and southern regions.
Friday will remain warm and largely fine, with highs staying above seasonal norms, though cloud will increase over the mountains after midday, possibly causing isolated showers. Overnight lows on Thursday will range from 20°C in the higher mountains to 23°C on the coast, with mist and fog patches expected in some areas.
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