A moderate low pressure system is affecting the Eastern Mediterranean and the warm near 30s are forecast to give way over the course of this May 1st holiday, to showers, isolated storms and even hail in most inland areas and over the mountains. The dust that has plagued the island this week will gradually clear.
Initially clear skies, but from early afternoon onwards it will turn overcast with the possibility of scattered showers and storms, mostly across inland areas and over Troodos, not without hail as forecast, in the areas of the storms.
Winds will be light to moderate northwesterly, force three to four and strong force five in windward regions, over slight seas. Temperatures will rise to 24 degrees Celsius inland, 21 in coastal regions, 23 in the rest of the coastal areas and 14 on the mountains.
Isolated showers forecast this evening, mainly in the west and south, with light northwesterly to northeasterly winds over calm to slight seas. Temperatures will drop to 12 degrees Celsius inland, 14 in coastal regions and 4 on the mountains.
The rainy outlook is set to continue for the rest of the week, with local showers and isolated storms inland and on the mountains. Temperatures will drop below the seasonal average.
