Nicosia: The Cyprus Department of Meteorology has released a marine weather forecast for the sea area of Cyprus covering a period from the morning of September 13, 2026, to the morning of September 14, 2026. The area covered extends up to 8 kilometers seawards, with atmospheric pressure recorded at 1010 hPa. The forecast indicates that seasonal low pressure is influencing the region, leading to mainly fine weather, though there may be increased low cloud and a risk of local mist during the night and early morning. According to Cyprus News Agency, visibility is expected to be good, though it may reduce to moderate or poor in misty conditions. The sea surface temperature is noted to be 29°C, and no warnings have been issued for this period. The wind conditions vary slightly across different coasts of Cyprus, measured on the Beaufort scale. For the West Coast, the morning will see northwest to northeast winds at force 3, gradually shifting to southwest to northwest at force 3 to 4, with the sea state ranging f rom smooth to slight. In the afternoon, winds will be from the west to northwest at force 3 to 4, occasionally reaching force 4 locally, maintaining a slight sea state. By night, northwest winds will prevail at force 3 to 4, gradually changing to north to northeast at force 3, with the sea remaining smooth to slight. On the South Coast, morning winds will be northeast to southeast at force 3, gradually becoming southeast to southwest at force 3 to 4, with the sea state smooth to slight. Afternoon conditions will see southwest winds at force 4, sometimes reaching force 4 to 5 locally, with a slight sea state. Nighttime winds will shift from southwest to west at force 3 to 4, gradually becoming northwest at force 3, with the sea state smooth to slight. The East Coast will experience morning winds from northwest to northeast at force 3, gradually changing to northeast to southeast at force 3 to 4, with smooth to slight sea conditions. In the afternoon, winds will shift from south to southwest at force 3 to 4, occasionally reaching force 4 offshore, maintaining a slight sea state. By night, winds will be southwest to northwest at force 3, with the sea remaining smooth to slight. For the North Coast, morning winds will be southeast to southwest at force 3, gradually becoming southwest to northwest at force 3 to 4, with a smooth to slight sea state. Afternoon winds will shift from southwest to northwest at force 4, sometimes reaching force 4 to 5 locally, with a slight sea state. During the night, southeast to southwest winds at force 3 will prevail, with the sea state remaining smooth to slight.