Nicosia: Cyprus is experiencing weather conditions influenced by a seasonal low pressure, yet the overall forecast remains favorable for maritime activities over the period from 1200 on the 7th of September to 1200 on the 8th of September, 2026. The Cyprus Department of Meteorology has reported that the atmospheric pressure at the time of the forecast issuance was 1011 hPa. The general outlook for the weather is predominantly fine, with good visibility across the region.

According to Cyprus News Agency, the sea surface temperature is recorded at a warm 29°C, with no warnings currently in effect for the sea area of Cyprus. Each coastal area is expected to experience slight variations in wind patterns and sea conditions throughout the forecast period.

On the west coast, the afternoon will see southeast to southwest winds at a force of 3, occasionally shifting to southwest to northwest at forces of 3 to 4, resulting in slight sea conditions. By night, winds will transition from northwest to northeast at force 3, gradually shifting to northeast to east at forces of 3 to 4, with the sea remaining smooth to slight but gradually becoming slightly rougher.

The south coast will experience southeast to south winds at forces of 3 to 4 in the afternoon, later shifting to southwest at force 4, maintaining slight sea conditions. During the night, northwest to north winds will prevail at force 3, later shifting to north to northeast at force 4, with the sea remaining smooth to slight, eventually turning slightly rougher. By morning, the winds will be from the north to northeast at forces of 3 to 4, locally reaching force 4, with sea conditions remaining slight.

On the east coast, afternoon winds will be southeast to south at forces of 3 to 4, later changing to southeast to southwest at force 3, with the sea remaining slight. The night will bring northwest to northeast winds at forces of 3 to 4, later increasing to northeast at forces of 4 to 5, with sea conditions starting smooth to slight and becoming slightly rougher. By morning, the winds will be predominantly northeast at force 4, occasionally reaching forces of 4 to 5 locally, with the sea remaining slight.

The north coast will see northeast to southeast winds at force 4 in the afternoon, gradually shifting to southwest to northwest at force 3, maintaining slight sea conditions. At night, the winds will be northeast to southeast at force 3, occasionally reaching forces of 4 to 5 offshore, with sea conditions starting smooth to slight and occasionally becoming slightly rougher offshore. By morning, the winds are expected to be northeast to east at force 4, with occasional offshore forces of 4 to 5, with the sea remaining slight.