Cyprus is in a cold circle, with the temperature being significantly lower than normal for the season.
The temperature today is 13 degrees inland, around 15 on the coast and 1 degree in the higher mountains, where locally there will be frost.
At night the temperatures will be very low and in particular the temperature inside will drop to 2 degrees, around 5 on the south and east coasts, around 7 on the west and north coasts and minus 4 degrees in the higher mountains.
Tomorrow Tuesday, low barometric, accompanied by hot fronts, is expected to affect the area, however, the weather will soon improve.
The low barometric is expected to give rains, storms and snow in the mountains.
The temperature will rise slightly.
A new cold invasion is expected on Wednesday, with the temperature dropping sharply to be much lower than normal for the season, as cold north winds will affect the area.
The weather will initially be partly cloudy with isolated rains or light snowfall in the mountains, but gradually it is expected to become mostly clear. Strong north winds will blow in the area.
The weather in detail
Cold gas mass is affecting the area, while low pressure accompanied by frontal activity will affect the island temporarily from noon on Tuesday.
In the afternoon the weather will be mostly clear but from time to time there will be locally increased clouds. The winds will blow southwest to northwest, light to moderate, 3 to 4 Beaufort. The sea will generally be a little turbulent.
Tonight the weather will gradually become partly cloudy and locally mostly cloudy, without excluding later isolated rain mainly in the west and north. The winds will blow southwest to northwest, weak to moderate 3 to 4 beauforts but gradually in the wind leaks will blow temporarily to strong, 5 beauforts. The sea will be a little turbulent and later to the west and north it will be up to turbulent. The temperature will drop to 2 degrees inland, around 5 on the south and east coasts, around 7 on the west and north coasts and to minus 4 degrees in the higher mountains. Frost is expected in the mountainous and leeward semi-mountainous areas.
Tomorrow the weather will be mostly cloudy, while initially it is possible for individual rains. From noon onwards, local rains and isolated thunderstorms are expected, with the effects from late at night weakening and being limited mainly to the beaches. Snowfall is expected temporarily in the higher mountains. The winds will blow southwest and locally westerly, initially moderate 4 beauforts and locally inland weak 3 beauforts. Gradually they will become moderate to strong, 4 to 5 beauforts and on the windward shores up to very strong 6 beauforts. The sea will initially be generally turbulent to gradually become wavy and locally wavy to very wavy. The temperature will rise to around 16 degrees inland and on the coast and around 3 degrees in the higher mountains.
On Wednesday the weather will initially be partly cloudy with isolated rains or light snowfall in the mountains, but gradually it is expected to become mostly clear. Strong north winds will blow in the area. On Thursday the weather will be mostly clear, while on Friday the weather will be partly mostly cloudy.
The temperature will drop significantly on Wednesday, to be well below the average climatic values. On Thursday and Friday, the temperature will gradually rise significantly, to fluctuate close to the average climatic values.
The height of the snow in Troodos Square, at the time of issuance of the bulletin, was 9 cm.