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Nocturnal mountain winds in Cyprus – an observational study

This study examines the nocturnal wind systems of radiation nights on the Mediterranean island of Cyprus using the network of weather stations in and around the Troodos Mountains, which rise to more than 1900 m. These observations are supplemented by a series from the southern slopes of the mountains. Results indicate the typical development, depth and effects of these winds along the south coast of the island. The generation of these winds, their character and the forecasting challenges they present are also discussed, with an emphasis on the southward flow observed at the Royal Air Force (RAF) Akrotiri.