On Thursday morning, Latvia is expecting cloudy weather with partial clearing in some areas, mainly in Kurzeme, along with light snowfall reported in many parts of the country. The snow depth varies across various observation stations, with measurements ranging from 7-9 centimeters in places like Kolka, Mērsrags, Daugavgrīva, Ainaži, and Rūjiena to 51 centimeters in Līvānu novada Sīļi and 56 centimeters in Dagda, showcasing significant snow accumulation especially noted in Liepāja which increased from 22 to 28 centimeters in the last 24 hours.

The air temperatures in Latvia are predominantly between -8 to -13 degrees Celsius, with some regions in Kurzeme reaching lows of -16 degrees. Notably, the Ventspils airport recorded a temperature of -17 degrees overnight. A light breeze has settled across most urban areas, leading to potential air quality deterioration; however, the early morning air quality was assessed as good to moderate. In the capital city, Riga, conditions comprise cloudy skies with light snowfall and a gentle southeast wind, resulting in temperatures around -8 to -9 degrees Celsius, where the snow depth at the central observation station is noted at 22 centimeters.

The meteorological forecasts suggest that Thursday will bring light snow across various regions in Latvia with intermittent sunshine as the day progresses. The prevailing light winds and calm conditions might also lead to lingering cold air that could affect air quality in urban settings, warranting attention from locals regarding weather safety and preparedness for the cold. Overall, the day is likely to feature a mix of wintry weather accompanied by brief sunny intervals, reflecting typical winter conditions in Latvia.