This August was the warmest month in Cyprus since temperatures were recorded, with the island sweltering under prolonged heatwaves blamed on global warming. According to an announcement, maximum temperatures above 40°C became
The Mediterranean island will endure a few more days of extremely hot weather with temperatures above the average 37°C until next week. Cyprus’ Met Office issued another yellow alert for Friday and
The Mediterranean island has endured prolonged heatwaves throughout July and August, with no end in sight to the high temperatures falling after the Cyprus Met Office issues another yellow alert. Experts say
Scorching temperatures have returned to the island this weekend, with the Cyprus Met Office issuing a yellow alert for extreme heat on Saturday. A yellow warning was issued for maximum inland temperatures
July was the second hottest month on record, as a prolonged heatwave began, pushing average temperatures to 39.5°C, close to last year’s all-time high of 39.7°C, the Cyprus Met Office said. It
Around the globe, the weather is changing; it’s becoming more extreme and unstable from flash floods in Germany, wildfires in Cyprus and snow in Brasil. We are witnesses to a climate phenomenon;
Cyprus is sweltering under a sustained heatwave, which could last more than ten days, with maximum temperatures expected to soar to 44 degrees Celsius next week, several notches above the norm. The
The Cyprus Meteorological Service issued a yellow warning for extremely high nighttime temperatures that will continue to soar into Tuesday. The Met Office warning is valid from 9 pm local time Monday
Cyprus will continue to perspire under unusually hot weather this week, as maximum temperatures soar to 41 degrees Celsius, several notches above the norm. The Met Office issued another yellow alert on
The Met Office has renewed a yellow alert, warning of extremely hot weather on Saturday as the mini-heatwave continues, as maximum temperatures are expected to reach a scorching 40 degrees Celsius. The
