On the night leading into Sunday, February 15, Latvia is bracing for a significant drop in temperatures, with forecasts suggesting severe frost that may see temperatures plummet to as low as -24 degrees Celsius in many areas. The Latvian Environment, Geology and Meteorology Center has highlighted that while the night will be mostly cloudy, precipitation is not expected during this period. A light northern wind will accompany these conditions, with fog potentially developing, especially in the western regions of the country.

In the capital city, Riga, cloud cover will also be present intermittently throughout the night, but, similar to other parts of the country, there will be no significant precipitation. The anticipated temperatures in Riga will range between -17 and -19 degrees Celsius, and the surrounding suburbs may experience slightly cooler temperatures. As Sunday progresses into the daytime, the weather forecast indicates a mixture of clouds and sunshine, with maximum temperatures expected to reach around -6 to -8 degrees Celsius.

Overall, the weather will remain dry throughout the day, with a generally light wind and increasing cloudiness in the afternoon. Maximum temperatures are projected to vary regionally, with places in Kurzeme expected to be slightly warmer, hovering around -2 to -6 degrees Celsius. The frosty conditions underscore the typical winter weather for Latvia, highlighting the need for residents to take precautions against the cold during this time.