Weather forecasts predict snowfall across Western and central Latvia on Wednesday, with temperatures potentially dropping to as low as -23 degrees in some eastern regions.
On Wednesday, Latvia's western and central regions are expected to experience slight snowfall starting from the southwest, with significant precipitation anticipated in Kurzeme. During the night, snow is expected only in the southwestern part of Kurzeme, where a gentle to moderate eastern and southeastern wind will be blowing, leading to a drop in temperature ranging between -11 to -17 degrees Celsius; in some areas of eastern Latvia, temperatures could reach as low as -23 degrees Celsius.
Throughout the day, widespread snowfall is anticipated across many regions; however, the eastern part of Latvia will remain dry with sunshine. With a gentle to moderate southeast wind, daytime temperatures are expected to rise slightly, ranging from -5 to -10 degrees Celsius. Interestingly, in the capital city Riga, the night and morning are expected to pass without any snowfall, but cloudy weather and light snow are forecasted for later in the day, with temperatures dropping to -13 degrees at night and reaching -7 degrees in the afternoon.
This weather forecast reflects the continuing cold trend in Latvia, prompting discussions about the potential for even lower temperatures in the upcoming days. The variation in precipitation and temperature across different regions highlights the diverse climatic conditions experienced within the country, as well as the potential implications for daily life and activities during this winter season in Latvia.
