cyprus storms — cyprus storms — Temperatures across Cyprus are set to experience a sharp drop tomorrow, Tuesday, 25 November, as the island anticipates a day of mainly cloudy conditions, punctuated by localised rain and isolated thunderstorms. The forecast indicates that storms will primarily affect the east and northern coastal areas, starting in the morning.
- The sea conditions are predicted to be smooth to slight in the eastern waters, while the rest of the coastline will experience slight to moderate seas.
- Looking ahead to Wednesday and Thursday, the weather is expected to be partly to mostly cloudy, with isolated rain and possible thunderstorms anticipated, particularly after midday.
The weather will remain predominantly cloudy throughout the day, with precipitation expected to shift towards the mountainous regions, as well as the south and east, potentially extending into inland areas by midday. Forecasters have issued warnings that hail is likely during these thunderstorms, raising concerns about local conditions.
Cyprus storms: Temperature and Wind Forecast
As the weather changes, temperatures will take a noticeable dip, with daytime highs projected to be around 22°C across the interior and coastal regions. In contrast, the higher mountainous areas might see temperatures plunge to approximately 12°C.
Winds are expected to be moderate to strong, blowing mainly from the south-west to north-west at speeds of 4 to 5 Beaufort. Along windward coasts, conditions may temporarily become strong (5 Beaufort).
The sea conditions are predicted to be smooth to slight in the eastern waters, while the rest of the coastline will experience slight to moderate seas.
Evening and Weekly Weather Outlook
As the sun sets on Tuesday, increased cloud cover may lead to isolated showers, particularly near coastal areas. Additionally, light to dense fog could develop in inland and eastern regions during the evening and early morning hours. Winds will continue to shift from south-westerly to north-westerly, remaining light to moderate (3 to 4 Beaufort).
Looking ahead to Wednesday and Thursday, the weather is expected to be partly to mostly cloudy, with isolated rain and possible thunderstorms anticipated, particularly after midday.
By Friday, the forecast indicates that cloud cover will persist intermittently. However, as the week progresses, temperatures are expected to gradually rise, returning to near or slightly above the seasonal average.
