**40 Degrees and Clear Skies Expected on Tuesday**
**Cyprus, July 28, 2026** – The Department of Meteorology has forecasted a hot and sunny day for Tuesday, with temperatures soaring to 40 degrees Celsius inland. The clear skies will be accompanied by variable winds, initially blowing at 3 Beaufort and gradually increasing to 3 to 4 Beaufort from the southwest to northwest, reaching up to 4 to 5 Beaufort along the southern coast.
Coastal areas will experience slightly lower temperatures, with readings expected to be around 33 degrees on the west and southwest coasts, 36 degrees on the remaining coastal areas, and a cooler 30 degrees in the mountainous regions. The sea conditions are predicted to be calm to slight, making it a suitable day for water-related activities.
As the day transitions into night, the weather is anticipated to remain clear, with winds continuing at 3 Beaufort. The sea conditions will maintain their calmness, and temperatures are not expected to drop significantly overnight.
This weather pattern is projected to persist, with temperatures remaining above average from Wednesday through Friday. Residents and visitors are advised to take necessary precautions against the heat, especially those engaging in outdoor activities.
In related news, the Kalo Chorio fire, which was reported on July 27, has been successfully contained after a six-hour battle by firefighting teams. The fire affected over 20 hectares, but authorities have confirmed that it is now fully under control, providing some relief amid the ongoing heatwave.
As Cyprus continues to experience high temperatures, local authorities have issued warnings to residents. A new yellow warning for heat has been announced, urging the public to stay hydrated and avoid prolonged exposure to the sun during peak hours.
In other news, a political billboard related to the Israeli election has sparked controversy in Cyprus, with some residents expressing concerns over foreign political influence. Additionally, Agia Anna's leadership has accused government officials of failing to address the root causes of arson incidents, despite ongoing efforts to combat the fires.
As the summer progresses, the focus remains on ensuring public safety and environmental protection amid the challenging weather conditions. Residents are encouraged to stay informed through local news outlets and government advisories.