While extreme highs like the recent 45°C are not expected this week, temperatures inland will approach 40°C by the end of the week, with a drop anticipated in the last week of August, Meteorologist Panagiotis Georgiou has said.
Speaking to the Cyprus News Agency (CNA, Georgiou stated that the weather will remain mostly clear in the coming days, with temperatures reaching around 37°C inland, 30-33°C in coastal areas, and 29°C on the mountains on Sunday, 17 August, and similar temperatures expected on Monday and Tuesday.
He added that temperatures may rise by one degree on Wednesday and Thursday, peaking at 38-39°C, and could approach 40°C inland by the weekend.
Georgiou underlined that extreme temperatures like the recent 45°C are not expected.
When asked if an accurate forecast for the week starting 24 August is possible, despite the usual uncertainties, he said temperatures are expected to decline but a clearer picture will emerge by mid-week.
Regarding isolated rain over the mountains, he said that possibility has now diminished.
(Source: CNA)