Dust to Linger on Sunday, with Isolated Rain Expected Later in the Week
Residents can expect a dusty Sunday with high temperatures, followed by cooler evenings. Midweek may bring isolated showers and storms, providing relief from dust and heat.
Residents can expect a dusty Sunday with high temperatures, followed by cooler evenings. Midweek may bring isolated showers and storms, providing relief from dust and heat.
Throughout the week, a mix of weather conditions is expected. Tuesday will bring partly cloudy skies with isolated showers, potentially turning into thunderstorms in the south. Temperatures will vary from 23°C inland to 12°C in the mountains, alongside moderate to strong winds up to 6 Beaufort. Nighttime will bring clear skies and a temperature drop, urging people to bundle up as temperatures reach 9°C inland and 4°C in the mountains.
Today’s weather in Cyprus will feature partial clouds, possible rains, and dust in the air. Temperatures will be mild, reaching 22°C inland, 20°C along the coast, and 13°C in the mountains. The extended forecast indicates a mix of clouds, rain, and even snow on mountaintops, with temperatures staying above average.
This Sunday will see clear skies and temperatures around 22 degrees Celsius before a shift towards cooler, rainier weather on Monday with increased cloudiness and scattered showers on the horizon. As the week progresses, expect lower temperatures, potential rainfall, and heightened dust levels in the air, necessitating rain gear and precautions for those sensitive to dust.
In response to a recent escalation of violence at football matches in Limassol and Nicosia, the police have made arrests and are conducting investigations under the Law on Violence in Sports Venues. The Special Police Unit intervened during clashes, and those detained face charges like possession of weapons and causing bodily harm. Ongoing inquiries aim to ensure safety and prevent future incidents.
Today in Cyprus, the weather will be wet and windy with rain and isolated thunderstorms moving across the regions. Temperatures will range from 21C inland to 23C in the north, 22C in other coastal areas, and 12C in the mountains. Winds will vary from weak to strong, reaching up to 5 Beaufort, and mariners should exercise caution as seas will be rough.
The BioEye app, a mobile application designed to detect brain injuries in footballers by tracking eye movements, has been introduced. It aims to enhance player safety by conducting quick tests, storing medical history, and facilitating data transmission to doctors, serving as a preventative tool under medical supervision.