On Monday, February 23, Latvia will experience a weather system moving in from the southwest, which will bring snowfall to most parts of the country, as forecasted by the Latvian Environment, Geology and Meteorology Centre. In the western and central regions, the snow cover is expected to increase by two to four centimeters, and there may also be localized thawing in these areas during the afternoon.

The sky will mostly be cloudy across the country, with light to moderate easterly winds. The temperatures are anticipated to range between +1 to -3 degrees Celsius. In the capital city, Riga, predominantly cloudy weather is expected, with the precipitation zone reaching the area by midday. There is also a possibility of sleet in the evening, creating further variability in conditions.

In Riga, air temperatures will hover around 0 to -2 degrees Celsius, contributing to a wintery feel as the day progresses. These weather changes may impact daily activities and transportation, highlighting the need for residents to prepare for winter conditions as the snowfall arrives.