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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the DailyCity weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
If you are planning travel or live near the coast, a yellow weather warning for Cyprus means you should expect locally heavy rain, thunderstorms and possible disruption to roads and flights. The warning is issued by the Cyprus Department of Meteorology for specific periods of strong or unsettled conditions.
What does a yellow weather warning for Cyprus mean?
A yellow warning is the lowest level of alert, but it signals that some low-impact weather is likely. For Cyprus, this typically covers heavy showers, gusty winds or isolated thunderstorms, mainly affecting coastal areas and the Troodos mountains. The public is advised to take care when driving and to avoid non-essential travel during the worst of the weather.
Which areas of Cyprus are affected?
The warning usually applies to the southern and western coasts, including Paphos, Limassol and Larnaca, as well as inland districts such as Nicosia. Mountain routes can become slippery, and sudden flooding in low-lying spots is possible. The warning is typically valid for 24 to 48 hours, so check local updates.
Should I cancel my holiday because of a yellow warning?
No, but stay flexible. Flights may face short delays and outdoor excursions could be disrupted. Check with your airline and hotel for updates, and avoid driving through floodwater.
Is a yellow warning in Cyprus the same as a UK Met Office warning?
Not exactly. The UK Met Office uses a similar colour system but for different weather types. Cyprus warnings focus on localised storms and heat, while UK warnings cover rain, snow and wind across the British Isles.
Where can I get live updates for Cyprus weather?
Check the Cyprus Department of Meteorology website or the BBC Weather page for Cyprus. For UK travellers, our Moderate Rainfall Warning page may also be useful for comparison.