In Lithuania, meteorologists are forecasting a weekend characterized by changing weather patterns. On Saturday night, an anticyclone is expected to influence the weather, resulting in generally clear skies without snow. However, a moderate southwesterly wind will strengthen during the night, particularly near the coast where gusts could reach speeds of 15 to 17 meters per second. Temperatures will drop significantly, ranging from 9 to 14 degrees Celsius below zero in most areas, with some sections in the western part of the country experiencing milder conditions of 4 to 8 degrees below zero.

During the day on Saturday, the eastern regions of Lithuania are expected to enjoy more sunshine, while western areas will see increasing cloud cover, with potential snowfall in the later hours of the day. Winds will shift to a southerly direction, with gusts expected to reach up to 15 to 19 meters per second, particularly in areas that could experience drifting of loose snow. As temperatures climb slightly, they will vary between 0 to 5 degrees Celsius below zero, presenting a mix of cold and slightly warmer conditions throughout the day.

On Sunday, light precipitation is predicted across many parts of the country, primarily in the form of rain, with possibilities of ice and slick roads. A westerly wind will continue to blow at speeds of 8 to 13 meters per second, and as nighttime falls, temperatures are anticipated to rise, indicating a move toward milder weather following a notably cold start to the weekend. This shift in temperature and weather brings implications for weekend activities and may require residents to navigate changing conditions carefully.