The island’s weather outlook this week is a mix of clouds and clear skies, with isolated showers and thunderstorms, especially in the east. Temperatures will range from 27C inland to 14C in the mountains, with winds increasing from gentle to moderate levels. Midweek brings patchy rainfall, while Thursday offers sunshine. Seas will remain rough, caution is advised for maritime activities.
Today’s weather is hot and windy, with temperatures soaring up to 33 degrees Celsius inland and on the northern coast, while coastal regions will reach 30 degrees Celsius. Be prepared for gusty winds along the coast with dust in the air, and expect cooler temperatures in the evening, dropping to as low as 9 degrees Celsius in some areas.
The upcoming week’s weather will be sunny with temperatures between 18 and 29 degrees Celsius. Expect light breezes and mountain rains in the afternoon, followed by cooler nights. The weekend may bring partly cloudy skies and isolated rains or storms.
Cyprus banks have seen a 600% increase in profits in 2023, mainly from ECB interest earnings and higher lending rates. This has sparked concerns about the impact on the real economy and prompted discussions on potential government interventions to address the ethical and economic implications.
Today’s weather will be partly cloudy with strong winds, reaching up to 6 Beaufort in some areas. Temperatures will range from 9C in the mountains to 22C on the southeast coast, with a chance of rain in western regions. Nighttime will bring cooler temperatures and persistent winds, so be prepared for changing conditions.
The PEO union is advocating for a windfall tax on banks and renewable energy companies to mitigate the impact of upcoming green taxes on fuel, water, and hotel accommodations, ensuring a fairer economic burden on society. This proposal aims to support vulnerable groups through social policies while addressing the concerns of rising living expenses and potential adverse effects of green taxation.
