Cyprus Weather Forecasts Calm Seas Despite Cold Air Mass

Nicosia: The Cyprus Department of Meteorology has issued a forecast for the sea area surrounding Cyprus, indicating that a cold air mass will influence the region from 0600 on February 28, 2026, until 0600 on March 1, 2026. Despite the presence of this cold air mass, the weather is expected to be predominantly fine, although some areas may experience increased cloud cover. Visibility across the region is reported to be good, and there are no warnings currently in place. According to Cyprus News Agency, the atmospheric pressure at the time of the forecast issuance was recorded at 1018 hPa. The sea surface temperature remains steady at 18°C. The forecast details specific conditions for different coastal areas throughout the period. For the West Coast, morning winds will shift from northeast to southeast at force 3, gradually changing to west to northwest. The sea state will be smooth to slight. In the afternoon, winds will shift to west to northwest at force 3 to 4, with similar sea conditions, and at night, northeast winds at force 3 will prevail. The South Coast will experience northwest to northeast winds in the morning, with some areas seeing forces of 3 to 4. The afternoon will bring northeast to southeast winds, maintaining the same force, while night winds will vary from northwest to northeast, occasionally reaching force 3 to 4. The sea will remain smooth to slight throughout the period. On the East Coast, morning winds will range from northwest to north at force 3, occasionally reaching 3 to 4. Afternoon winds will shift from north to northeast at force 3 to 4, with local variations to northeast to east. By night, winds will transition to west to northwest at force 3, with sea conditions remaining smooth to slight. Lastly, the North Coast will see northeast to southeast winds in the morning, with variable conditions. Afternoon winds will change to northwest to northeast at force 3, occasionally reaching 3 to 4, with the night bringing variable winds at force 3. Sea conditions will consistently be smoo th to slight.