Cyprus issues yellow heatwave warnings as temperatures reach 40 degrees
The Cyprus Meteorological Department has issued a series of yellow weather alerts as the region experiences a persistent heatwave driven by seasonal low pressure. On July 29, 2026, temperatures inland were forecasted to reach 40 degrees Celsius, prompting authorities to advise the public to avoid unnecessary sun exposure and take precautions against the extreme heat conditions between 14:00 and 16:30.
Looking ahead, the high temperatures are expected to persist, remaining above seasonal averages through the end of the week. The Meteorological Department has also introduced a secondary warning for overnight high minimum temperatures, noting that readings in the interior are not expected to drop below 26 degrees Celsius. Further yellow warnings for high temperatures have been extended into Thursday, July 30, with authorities continuing to monitor the stability of the atmospheric conditions across the island.