Severe thunderstorms are expected between 11:00 am and 5:00 pm local time, bringing hazards like lightning, hail, and heavy rainfall exceeding 35 millimeters per hour. Flash floods and strong winds up to 6 Beaufort may impact sea navigation. Citizens are urged to remain vigilant during these tumultuous weather conditions.
Today’s weather brings partial clouds and rain in the north, with temperatures ranging from 320°C. Throughout the week, expect mixed conditions with possible storms and snow in the Troodos mountains, following seasonal norms for temperature fluctuations.
Get ready for a week of changing weather. On Monday, expect mostly sunny skies and comfortable temperatures, but keep an eye out for some high clouds. Tuesday will bring cloudy skies and showers, mainly along the west and north coasts. Midweek, there may be isolated rains or sporadic storms as the temperature drops. Dress in layers and keep your rain gear handy to navigate the shifting weather patterns.
Raif Ilker Buran, the chief of the northern sector’s meteorological department, was sacked after predicting a year of semiarid conditions leading to potential regional droughts. His dismissal was reportedly influenced by the negative reaction from the agriculture ministry, sparking debates on climate change policy and scientific expression.
