Nicosia: Cyprus is currently experiencing unusually high temperatures, with various regions across the island reporting significant heat levels. The Department of Meteorology has provided a detailed report on the weather conditions, indicating that the country is in the grip of a heatwave.
According to Cyprus News Agency, Nicosia recorded the highest temperatures, reaching up to 43°C, while the lowest was 28°C. The humidity level in Nicosia was noted at 12% at 1200 UTC. Larnaka Airport saw temperatures rise to 37°C, with a minimum of 25°C, and a higher humidity level of 68%.
In Limassol, temperatures were similarly high, with a peak of 37°C and a low of 22°C, accompanied by a humidity level of 37%. Pafos Airport reported a high of 34°C and a low of 25°C, with humidity at 69%. Frenaros also experienced high temperatures, reaching 37°C, with a minimum recorded at 27°C and humidity at 45%.
Prodromos, while slightly cooler, reported temperatures peaking at 33°C with a low of 22°C and a humidity level of 25%. Polis Pafos experienced temperatures as high as 36°C, with a low of 24°C, and 45% humidity.
These weather conditions highlight the current heatwave impacting Cyprus, necessitating precautions to ensure public safety and comfort.