Cyprus weather forecast update and recent rainfall data

Cyprus continues to be affected by a weak low-pressure system, leading to alternating periods of clear skies and increased cloudiness. Meteorological reports indicate that isolated showers and potential thunderstorms are expected primarily in mountainous, inland, and northern regions during the afternoon hours. Temperatures are forecast to remain relatively warm, reaching up to 34°C in inland areas, while coastal regions will see highs between 29°C and 32°C. Winds will generally blow at 3 to 4 Beaufort, occasionally reaching 5 Beaufort on southern coasts, resulting in slightly rough sea conditions.

Contextually, rainfall levels for September have been significantly higher than the seasonal norm. Preliminary data released by the Department of Meteorology shows that average total precipitation between September 1 and 22 reached 7.4 millimeters, which is 164% of the monthly normal of 4.5 millimeters. Specific locations recorded exceptionally high levels; for instance, Larnaca Airport registered 31.8 millimeters of rain, amounting to 1,871% of its normal September expectancy, while Frenaros experienced 26 millimeters, representing 2,167% of the monthly average.

Looking ahead, the weather is expected to remain unsettled through Thursday, with typical afternoon cloud development likely to bring further scattered rain. Authorities advise the public to stay informed through official meteorological channels as the weather system persists.