Amid a surge in COVID19 cases, hospitals see an uptick in admissions, yet none in intensive care, suggesting a manageable situation. Health warnings about heatwaves causing gastrointestinal issues prompt vigilance and emphasize COVID19 precautions for public safety.
Authorities have issued a yellow weather alert in response to a continuing heatwave, warning of temperatures exceeding 40C. Safety measures include staying hydrated, avoiding sun exposure, and reporting any signs of fires immediately.
Temperatures on the island are expected to hit a scorching 42C inland, 34C37C on the coast, and 32C in the mountains. A weather warning is in effect, advising precautions against the extreme heat, with nighttime temperatures of 27C22C across different regions.
An extreme heatwave is looming over inland areas, with record temperatures expected to reach 43C, prompting an orange warning for extreme temperatures. Authorities urge caution and vigilance to prevent wildfires as the risk level is elevated to “red alert”, with severe penalties in place for violations.
Today’s weather features scorching temperatures up to 39°C in inland areas, with potential thunderstorms and strong winds along the south coast. Cooler conditions are expected by evening, providing relief across the region.
A yellow weather alert signals a sudden surge in temperatures, with highs reaching up to 40 degrees Celsius. To stay safe, drink plenty of water, avoid midday sun, wear light clothing, recognize heat exhaustion signs, and keep homes cool with fans or closed blinds. Don’t forget to check on vulnerable neighbors, like the elderly and young children, during this heatwave.
As Cyprus braces for a scorching heatwave, the civil defence urges the public to stay cool and hydrated by limiting sun exposure, wearing light clothing, and drinking plenty of water. It’s crucial to check on vulnerable individuals, avoid crowded places, and stay in wellventilated or airconditioned spaces to combat the extreme heat and stay safe.
In anticipation of scorching temperatures, a yellow weather warning has been issued for a sizzling Wednesday, emphasizing the need to stay hydrated, wear light clothing, and monitor vulnerable populations. As the heatwave continues throughout the week, residents are advised to take precautions to mitigate the effects of the high temperatures, ensuring the safety and wellbeing of both people and the environment.
A yellow weather alert has been issued due to scorching temperatures reaching up to 41 degrees Celsius in inland areas this Saturday, with coastal regions also expecting highs around 39 degrees. Precautionary measures, including staying hydrated, avoiding direct sunlight, and following fire safety protocols, are crucial to staying safe during this intense heatwave. Remember to check on vulnerable individuals and ensure pets are not left in vehicles to prevent heatrelated illnesses.
A yellow weather alert for extreme heat is in effect this Saturday, with temperatures expected to reach a scorching 41 degrees Celsius inland. Residents are urged to stay hydrated, wear light clothing, and avoid prolonged sun exposure to mitigate the risks associated with the impending heatwave.
