The Cyprus Meteorological Department is forecasting rain, isolated thunderstorms and a gradual fall in temperatures across the island in the coming days.
Showers or thunderstorms are forecast in parts of North Cyprus from 27 October through Thursday, with morning fog in some areas on Tuesday.
A morning cleanup at Çanakkale Fresh Water Wetland brought environmental groups together to remove waste and raise awareness of habitat protection.
The Meteorology Department forecasts localized morning fog, cloudy skies and a temperature drop of about 4°C during the coming week.
A Mediterranean monk seal was found dead in Yeşilırmak, with a necropsy underway to establish the cause of death, according to Nature Park Director Kemal Basat.
Two environmental groups will hold a one-hour cleanup and awareness event at the Çanakkale Fresh Water Wetland on Saturday morning.
The Meteorology Department forecasts occasional showers, cloudy conditions and periods of stronger winds in North Cyprus over the coming days.
The Meteorology Department reported the heaviest 24-hour rainfall totals in Dipkarpaz and Alevkayası, with several other areas also recording rain.
Hunters cited by Halkın Sesi say partridges in the Esentepe area are living in unfinished buildings, a situation they attribute to unplanned construction.
Cyprus is forecast to see increasing cloud, isolated showers and thunderstorms on Tuesday, with more unsettled weather expected later in the week.
The Meteorology Department expects rain through Friday, with fog possible on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings and heavier showers or thunderstorms later in the week.
Showers and isolated thunderstorms are forecast across parts of Cyprus through Thursday, with the most intense conditions expected on Wednesday.
Kyrenia could see isolated afternoon rain and thunderstorms on Sunday, with further unsettled weather possible early next week.
Cyprus is forecast to start Saturday mostly clear, before cloud builds through the weekend and isolated rain or thunderstorms become possible in some areas.
Friday is forecast to begin mainly clear across Cyprus before cloud increases later in the day, with isolated showers possible from Sunday.
North Cyprus is forecast to see locally heavy showers around midday on Monday, with fog possible in some areas during the morning.
A public birdwatching session and cleanup are scheduled at Ayluga Pond on 10 October to mark World Migratory Bird Day.
Isolated afternoon showers and thunderstorms are forecast for parts of Cyprus, mainly inland and in mountain areas.
Meteorology Department figures reported by Halkın Sesi show that Çamlıbel recorded 36 kilograms of rainfall per square metre over 24 hours.
Sipahi recorded 55 kilograms of rain per square metre over 24 hours, according to rainfall figures released by the North Cyprus Meteorology Department.
Partly cloudy conditions are forecast for Saturday, with isolated showers and possible thunderstorms, particularly in northern areas.
Twenty teachers joined an environmental education programme in Maraş focused on the Ayluga Urban Wetland and classroom materials for children.
Nilden Bektaş Erhürman told a climate forum in Gaziantep that North Cyprus needs sustainable, science-based water management.
A local environmentalist has reported extensive rubbish at a boat-launching area near Apostolos Andreas Cape in Dipkarpaz.
North Cyprus is forecast to see heavy showers through Saturday, with moderate to occasionally strong winds and cooler, humid conditions.
The Meteorology Department reported 4 kg of rainfall per square metre in Kaleburnu and Dipkarpaz over the previous 24 hours.
A project planned for Ayluga will add walking and cycling paths while aiming to protect the wetland’s biodiversity, according to the municipality.
North Cyprus is forecast to see lower temperatures, cloudy conditions, showers and strengthening winds early next week.
Environmental groups are due to gather at the Yenişehir Wetland Observation Point on Saturday morning to highlight wetland protection and plastic pollution.
The Meteorology Department forecasts locally heavy showers and thunderstorms in parts of North Cyprus on Thursday, with strong winds possible at times.
A reinforced-concrete weir is planned for the Yukarı Dikmen Northwestern Basin stream, with the Agriculture Ministry estimating storage capacity of about 7,500 cubic metres.
Dozens of volunteers joined a World Cleanup Day litter collection in and around Nicosia’s historic centre, with participation from both city mayors.
Meteorology Department measurements reported by local media list 36 kg/m² of rain in Esentepe during the 24 hours to 08:00.
The Meteorology Department expects brief, local light showers in some inland and eastern areas over the weekend, alongside warm daytime temperatures.
Meteorology Department measurements reported by Halkın Sesi show 34 kilograms of rainfall per square metre in Yenierenköy over a 24-hour period.
A yellow warning for isolated heavy thunderstorms is in force from 9pm on Thursday until 5pm on Friday, Cyprus Mail reported.
Rain and isolated thunderstorms are forecast across Cyprus through Friday, with hail and strong gusts possible in some areas.
Temperatures are expected to drop by about 4°C from midweek, while local showers or thunderstorms are forecast for Thursday and Friday.
Residents in Famagusta have raised concerns over rubble being repeatedly left on vacant plots near homes, despite reported municipal clean-ups.
Environmental groups collected 11 sacks of waste during a cleanup at the Glapsides wetland in Famagusta, according to local media reports.
Mostly sunny conditions are forecast for most of Cyprus on Friday, with temperatures reaching up to 38°C inland and clear skies expected overnight.
The Meteorology Department forecasts patchy morning fog on 10 September, followed by generally clear or partly cloudy conditions during the week.
A bi-communal volunteer cleanup is planned along parts of Nicosia’s Venetian Walls ahead of World Cleanup Day.
Sea turtle hatchlings were released at Eastern Mediterranean University’s Marine Facilities in Famagusta as part of the 2026 summer conservation season.
North Cyprus is forecast to see hot and humid conditions from 8 to 14 September, with inland temperatures expected to range from 35°C to 38°C.
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