On Friday, the weather forecast for Kurzeme, Latvia, indicates that the air temperature will rise to slightly above zero degrees Celsius. The cloud cover is expected to be variable, meaning that while there will be some clouds in the sky, significant precipitation is not anticipated. Alongside this, there might be light snowfall in some areas, making the weather changes noticeable for local residents.

Additionally, winds will be blowing slowly to moderately from the west, with gusts potentially reaching between 8 to 13 meters per second. In the capital city, Riga, the skies will occasionally be cloudy but will remain dry with no anticipated rainfall or significant weather events. A light northwesterly breeze will shift to a southwesterly wind, contributing to a slight increase in temperatures, which is forecasted to reach around -1 degree Celsius.

The report also notes changes in atmospheric pressure, with an anticyclone strengthening over Poland, resulting in rising atmospheric pressure in Latvia, predicted to be between 1016 and 1021 hPa at sea level in the morning. It's worth mentioning that the last time positive air temperatures were recorded in Latvia was on February 12 when temperatures reached 0.8 degrees Celsius in Daugavpils, and Kurzeme has not experienced temperatures above zero since January 7, highlighting a cold spell in the region.