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Cold Air Mass Brings Changing Sea Conditions to Cyprus Coast

Nicosia: A cold air mass is currently influencing the sea area around Cyprus, resulting in fluctuating weather conditions including increased cloud coverage and a risk of isolated showers. The Cyprus Department of Meteorology reports that atmospheric pressure was recorded at 1012hPa at the time of the weather forecast's issuance. Despite the showers, visibility is expected to remain good to moderate. According to Cyprus News Agency, the sea surface temperature is noted to be 18°C, with no significant warnings issued for the period from 0600 on February 26, 2026, until 0600 on February 27, 2026. The forecast details the wind and sea conditions for various coastal areas of Cyprus. For the west coast, morning winds are expected to range from northwest to north at 4 to 5 Beaufort scale, occasionally reaching 5 to 6, with moderate sea conditions. By afternoon, the winds will remain northwest at 5, locally reaching 6, causing the sea to be moderate and at times moderate to rough. Overnight, the winds will shift s lightly from northwest to north at 4 to 5, locally changing from northwest to northeast at 3 to 4, maintaining a moderate sea state, locally moderate to rough. The south coast will experience northwest to north winds at 4 in the morning, gradually increasing to 4 to 5, resulting in a slight to moderate sea state. In the afternoon, winds from the west to northwest at 4 will occasionally rise to 5, causing the sea to be slight to moderate and sometimes moderate. At night, northwest to north winds will continue at 4, sometimes reaching 4 to 5, with sea conditions remaining slight to moderate. On the east coast, winds will vary from northwest to north at 4 to 5 in the morning, with slight to moderate sea conditions. Afternoon winds will be northwest at 4, occasionally reaching 5, maintaining similar sea conditions. At night, northwest to northeast winds will prevail at 4, occasionally reaching 4 to 5, with the sea remaining slight to moderate. The north coast will experience northwest to north winds at 4 to 5 in the morning, occasionally reaching 5 to 6, with a moderate sea state. Afternoon winds will be northwest at 5, locally reaching 5 to 6, with moderate and at times moderate to rough sea conditions. Overnight, the winds will shift slightly from northwest to north at 4 to 5, and at times from northwest to northeast at 3 to 4, maintaining a moderate sea state.