A cold front associated with a large low-pressure system is expected to bring contrasting weather to Central Europe, including Poland, Moravia, Austria, and Hungary.

Cyprus is anticipating a scorching Tuesday with inland temperatures expected to reach 40C, as a hot air mass and seasonal low pressure system continue to affect the island.

Swedish meteorologists predict the return of summer warmth after a period of varying high and low pressure systems.

A low-pressure system over the Equatorial Indian Ocean and Southeast Bay has intensified into a well-marked low, indicating potential for further development.

A low-pressure system is expected to arrive on Monday, bringing a rainy start to the week in Finland. Before the rain, the weather will remain warm and partly sunny.

Following a delayed monsoon season, a low pressure system has formed over the Bay of Bengal, raising hopes for much-needed rainfall in affected regions.

Developing low pressure systems have brought strong winds to various regions of Japan, including Tohoku and Kanto, causing widespread damage. Hokkaido is expected to experience continued strong winds until the 6th, with the Japan Meteorological Agency urging caution against gales.

Cyprus is preparing for deteriorating weather conditions from Wednesday, as a low-pressure system from the Central Mediterranean is expected to bring dust, storms, and potential hail to the region.

A low-pressure system is expected to bring rain and strong winds to Finland, with potential thunderstorms on Friday. The weather is forecast to improve by Sunday.

Ireland is forecast to experience warm but changeable weather this week, with temperatures reaching between 16 and 22 degrees Celsius, coinciding with the start of the summer holidays.

A Polish weather forecast indicates that the country is situated between two major pressure systems, with a high-pressure system expected to bring a change in weather conditions in the coming days, despite some temporary turbulence.

A low-pressure system formed in the Bay of Bengal has led to widespread rainfall across north coastal Andhra Pradesh, India.