Weather in October
 Posted: Tue Oct 02, 2007 10:35 pm |
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| sirox101 |
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| saw the most amazing thunder storms last year in paphos was like a scene from lost watching the planes coming into land and being diverted never thought a 737 could turn so quick bet it was fun onboard that ! got a pic of it on its side just duno how to upload! |
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| Posted: Tue Oct 02, 2007 10:42 pm |
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| Jerry |
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| chrisuk wrote: |
Oh no!!!
My wife hates the wind - it messes her hair!!!
I'm getting depressed now!!!  |
Perhaps she should eat less fibre  |
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| Posted: Tue Oct 02, 2007 11:27 pm |
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| chrisuk |
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| Bill wrote: |
I visited at the end of October last year.
I left a very cold , wet and windy London to be greeted with a wet and windy Cyprus on arrival ~ the on / off rain and high winds continued for most of my stay BUT it was a lot warmer that the UK until late evening when it was bloody freezing .
Good job I wasn't really on holiday just to sort out a bit of business ~~ even that was fraught with disaster as I got stuck on a flooded road and was late for a appointment .
BUT I have visited at similar times in other years and the weather has been perfect ~ even got up to 24 degs on Christmas day a few years ago
Bill |
Oh well. It appears that I'll just have to hope for the best! I was expecting to have a couple of cloudy days, not 2 weeks of tropical storms followed by frostbite at night!!
Still, it's better than being at work!! |
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| Posted: Wed Oct 03, 2007 12:00 am |
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| humanist |
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| am i sensing a winging pom......... on the 21st the weather will be 18C slight wind, with some drizzle........ gee dude in any caser the weather will be better than London. Take a risk and live a little |
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| Posted: Wed Oct 03, 2007 2:38 pm |
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| chrisuk |
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| humanist wrote: |
| am i sensing a winging pom......... on the 21st the weather will be 18C slight wind, with some drizzle........ gee dude in any caser the weather will be better than London. Take a risk and live a little |
I'm not winging (honest)!! But this holiday is costing me £2200 And I don't want to spend 2 weeks shivering and getting the silent treatment from my wife & daughter!!!
I managed to find a website that gives a day by day breakdown of the weather in Cyprus for October 2006. I don't know where and when the famous storms occurred, but for the 2 weeks commencing the 21st, temperatures varied between 25 - 28 degrees with only a few drops of rain.
So hopefully I've got nothing to worry about! |
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| Posted: Wed Oct 03, 2007 2:44 pm |
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| sorry mate, i was being abit of a smart alec. but I do believe that we all place limits on everything, in any case it will be warmer than london. so your ahead already. 25-28 though sounds a bit over the average in the last two weeks it has been around 20 from what I have read, so should I not bring my thermals then is that the local advice? |
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| Posted: Wed Oct 03, 2007 3:52 pm |
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| chrisuk |
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| humanist wrote: |
| sorry mate, i was being abit of a smart alec. but I do believe that we all place limits on everything, in any case it will be warmer than london. so your ahead already. 25-28 though sounds a bit over the average in the last two weeks it has been around 20 from what I have read, so should I not bring my thermals then is that the local advice? |
That's ok 'humanist'. No offence taken. I appreciate you taking the time to reply.
As you say, it will be warmer than London and I can always knock back a few brandy sours if it's chilly at night!!! |
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| Posted: Thu Oct 04, 2007 8:09 pm |
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| Until yesterday it has been 30c in Limassol. It dropped down to 29c today and we have had some RAIN tonight. It didn't last long, but we certainly needed it! |
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| Posted: Sat Oct 06, 2007 10:56 am |
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| yummymummy150 |
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| MY daughter has just got back from Paphos loved it but was to hot(she is ared head scots lass).I have been a few times end oct nov and most days about 25 the wind is warm and any rain is short the pools are to chilly for me. but the sea is warm look around some hotels will let you(or not notice) if you use there inside pools. yes nightr are chilly but nothing like scotland and bars all have ther heaters on so its nice and cosy. have fun. |
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| Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2007 3:53 pm |
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| Catlover1964 |
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Hi
Weather in October is USUALLY warm (mid 20's) and sunny - I say usually as last Oct it rained for 3 weeks as we had the worst storms in 100 years!
Can't see that happening 2 years in a row although we had a spectacular light storm and heavy rain 2 nights ago.
See the website below for what the weather is really like in Cyprus during all the key seasons. It also has a by month average rain/sunshine section.
Enjoy your holiday!
http://www.cyprus-travel-secrets.com/cyprus-weather.html |
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