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In the midst of the week, the weather takes center stage with a dynamic mix of conditions. Locally increased clouds will make intermittent appearances on Wednesday, accompanied by a temperature surge to 21 degrees across the interior and the coast, and a slightly cooler 12 degrees in the highest mountains.
As evening approaches, temperatures will dip to 8 degrees in the interior, around 10 degrees on the south and east coast, approximately 12 degrees on the west and north coasts, with the highest mountains experiencing lows of 3 degrees, potentially leading to local frost.
Analyzing the day ahead, expect periodic cloud cover with winds predominantly from the northeast to southeast, ranging from light to moderate at 3 to 4 beaufort. The sea is anticipated to exhibit a mild level of turbulence.
Temperature-wise, the mercury will climb to 21 degrees inland and along the coast, and reach 12 degrees in the highest mountainous regions.
As night falls, local increased cloudiness persists. Winds shift to mainly north to northeastern directions, maintaining a moderate 3 beauforts, and the sea oscillates between calm and slightly turbulent.
Thermometers will register a drop to 8 degrees in the interior, approximately 10 degrees on the south and east coast, around 12 degrees on the west and north coasts, and a chilly 3 degrees in the highest mountains, where localized frost may occur.
Looking ahead, Thursday's forecast promises mostly cloudy skies, with temperatures gradually ascending beyond typical climatic values.
Friday and Saturday will usher in clearer conditions, accompanied by a gradual temperature increase that surpasses average climatic values.
The weather narrative unfolds with a mix of elements, keeping us on our toes and attuned to the atmospheric shifts in the days to come.
[Information sourced from Cyprus Met Service]
