Storm Byron significantly impacted Cyprus, leading to the formation of a waterspout off its coast. This extreme weather event was accompanied by heavy rain, lightning, and hail.
Storm Byron’s Effects on Cyprus
A waterspout is defined as a rotating column of air and mist occurring over large bodies of water. It can pose dangers to both marine and coastal activities.
Context of Storm Byron
- Storm Byron affected Cyprus with intense weather changes.
- Before reaching Cyprus, the storm caused severe flooding in Greece.
- The storm impacted areas near Athens and the island of Rhodes.
These weather conditions not only caused disruptions but also highlighted the increasing severity of storms in the region. Residents and authorities were urged to stay alert during this tumultuous period.
