What time will 2023 enter: The forecast for New Year's Eve and New Year

Locally increased cloudiness is expected to give isolated rain or even a storm today, mainly on the eastern and northern coasts and possibly later isolated rain, mainly in the mountains, while with increased cloudiness we will say goodbye to the year.

The bulletin in detail:

A northeasterly to easterly wind stream is gradually beginning to affect the area.

Today, locally increased clouds are expected to initially give isolated rain or even a storm, mainly on the eastern and northern coasts and possibly later isolated rain, mainly in the mountains. On the highest peaks of Troodos, sleet or snow may fall. Winds will be mainly northeast to southeast, light to moderate, 3 to 4 Beaufort and locally on the windward coast to strong, 4 to 5 Beaufort.

The sea will be initially to a little rough, to gradually become a little rough and on the eastern coasts a little rough to rough. The temperature will rise to around 21 degrees in the interior and on the western coasts, around 22 on the northern coasts, around 20 on the rest of the coasts and around 10 degrees in the higher mountains.

Tonight the weather will be mostly clear. The winds will blow mainly northeast to southeast and locally variable, weak, 3 Beaufort and on the windward coast up to moderate, 4 Beaufort. The sea will be a little rough and on the eastern coast a little rough to rough. The temperature will drop to around 6 degrees in the interior, around 10 on the coasts and around 5 degrees in the higher mountains, where locally frost is expected to form.

On Saturday and Sunday the weather will be mostly sunny with locally increased clouds. On Monday, the weather will be mostly clear.

The temperature is not expected to change significantly during the three days, remaining above the average climatic values ​​for the season.