Unstable weather conditions to persist across Cyprus until Wednesday

Unstable atmospheric conditions are currently affecting Cyprus, bringing scattered clouds, rain, and isolated thunderstorms to the region. According to the Department of Meteorology, particularly in areas such as the mountains, the interior, and northern coastal regions, this weather pattern is expected to continue through Wednesday. Meteorological officer Tasos Koulentis identified Tuesday as the most likely day for widespread and intense weather phenomena, though authorities have not yet issued an official warning, citing that they are monitoring incoming data.

Temperatures are expected to remain slightly below the seasonal average until Thursday, when conditions are projected to improve significantly with clearer skies and a gradual rise in temperatures by 2-3 degrees. Meanwhile, the current rainfall has provided a positive boost to water infrastructure, with dam levels reaching 35.8% capacity as of October 2. This represents a significant increase compared to the same period last year, when levels were recorded at only 12.3%. As of now, authorities continue to monitor the development of these weather systems to determine if additional warnings or protective measures for the public will be required.