Nicosia: The Cyprus Department of Meteorology has issued its latest forecast for the sea area surrounding Cyprus. The forecast, which covers an area extending 8 kilometers seawards, predicts mainly fine weather with occasional local cloud coverage due to a weak low-pressure system affecting the region.
According to Cyprus News Agency, the forecast details wind conditions, sea state, and other maritime factors for the period from 1200 on November 8, 2025, until 1200 on November 9, 2025. The atmospheric pressure at the time of the report was recorded at 1019 hPa, and the sea surface temperature is at 24°C. No warnings have been issued, indicating stable and favorable conditions for maritime activities.
The forecast specifies that the west coast will experience west to northwest winds ranging from 3 to 4 on the Beaufort scale in the afternoon, transitioning to northwest to northeast winds at night, and shifting gradually from northwest to northeast to southeast to southwest by morning. The state of the sea is expected to be smooth to slight throughout this period.
Similarly, the south coast will have southwest to west winds in the afternoon, changing to northwest to northeast at night, and then gradually shifting from northwest to northeast to southeast to southwest in the morning, with the sea condition remaining smooth to slight.
On the east coast, the forecast anticipates southeast to southwest winds in the afternoon, transitioning to west to northwest at night, and gradually changing from west to northwest to northwest to northeast by morning. The sea state will remain smooth to slight.
The north coast is expected to see northwest to northeast winds in the afternoon, shifting to southeast to southwest at night, and gradually transitioning from southeast to southwest to northwest to northeast in the morning. The sea conditions here will also be smooth to slight.
Overall, the forecast indicates calm sea conditions across all coasts of Cyprus, with smooth to slight sea states and moderate winds throughout the forecast period.