The barometric low, called CARMEL, will affect the area until the afternoon. Then a high blood pressure is expected.
Today the weather will be mostly cloudy and from time to time local rains, isolated thunderstorms and snow are expected in the higher mountains. Gradually until the afternoon the effects subside. The winds will blow southwesterly to westerly, moderate to strong 4 to 5 beauforts to soon become westerly to northwesterly, moderate to strong 4 to 5 beauforts and temporarily on the coast, up to very strong 6 beauforts. The sea will be up to wavy. The temperature will rise to around 15 degrees inland and on the coast and to 3 degrees in the higher mountains.
In the evening the weather will be partly cloudy and isolated rains are possible in some areas, while in the higher mountains it is possible for snow to fall. The winds will blow westerly to northwesterly, moderate to strong 4 to 5 beauforts and temporarily on the leeward coast, up to very strong 6 beauforts. The sea will be rough on the west and north coasts and turbulent on the east and south. The temperature will drop to around 6 degrees inland, around 9 on the coast and around 0 degrees in the higher mountains, where local frost will form frost.
On Tuesday the weather will be partly cloudy and in some areas isolated rains are likely to fall, while in the higher mountains snow or sleet may fall.
On Wednesday and Thursday the weather will be mostly clear but temporarily there will be increased clouds.
The temperature will fluctuate at the same levels, which are close to the climatic averages.
The height of the snow in Troodos Square, at the time of issuance of the bulletin, was 10 cm.