A weak low-pressure system currently affecting Cyprus will give way to a cold air mass named ‘Coral’ from today, bringing wintry conditions across the island.
The weather will be intermittently cloudy, with isolated rain and snow in mountainous areas, gradually extending to semi-mountainous regions. Winds will shift from northwesterly to northerly, moderate to strong at 4 to 5 Beaufort, with slight seas.
Temperatures will reach around 13 degrees Celsius inland, 15 degrees along the coast, and approximately 5 degrees in higher mountain regions.
By tomorrow evening, temporarily increased cloud cover will continue with winds shifting to northwesterly to northeasterly, weak and locally moderate at 3 to 4 Beaufort, with seas becoming slight to moderate.
Friday’s weather will remain intermittently cloudy with isolated rain and snowfall in mountainous and possibly semi-mountainous areas.
Saturday will bring mostly cloudy conditions with local rain or thunderstorms and snow in semi-mountainous and mountainous regions, while Sunday will remain predominantly cloudy.
Temperatures will gradually decrease over the three-day period, falling significantly below seasonal averages.
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