Unsettled weather continues in Cyprus with gradual improvement expected

Low atmospheric pressure is currently affecting Cyprus, bringing scattered rain and isolated thunderstorms, particularly across the western half of the island and northern coastal areas. On Thursday, temperatures are peaking at approximately 26°C inland and along the coast, with 16°C in the mountains. While some regions experienced heavy storms and flooding on Wednesday, weather conditions are expected to become more stable starting Friday. Senior meteorological officer Michalis Mouskos confirmed that while instability will persist through Saturday, the intensity of the phenomena is decreasing significantly.

Authorities note that despite the current unsettled conditions, no formal weather warnings are in effect as of Thursday morning. The evening will see skies becoming partially cloudy, with a possibility of light showers in northern and western areas and potential mist forming inland overnight. Temperatures are projected to remain relatively stable at around 26°C through Monday, with a shift toward sunnier conditions expected from Sunday onwards. The public is advised that the current temperature remains about 3°C below the seasonal average.